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US weekly jobless claims hit 2.1 million, bringing the 10-week total to more than 40 million
May 28, 2020
“As workers remain unemployed, concerns will grow regarding temporary unemployment becoming permanent, employee networks drying up and skills getting rusty,” Jason Reed, a professor of finance at the University of Notre Dame’s college of business, told Business Insider.
Faculty in the Media
Can Marathon Oil ever get back to $30?
May 27, 2020
Finance professor Gianna Bern was quoted in an InvestorPlace piece about the collapse in the oil market due to the COVID-19 pandemic response.
Faculty in the Media
Record jobless claims mean we must heed these lessons from the Great Recession
May 24, 2020
Finance professor and economist Jason Reed wrote an opinion piece for Fox Business, providing insight into the unusual recession and recovery ahead due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
Faculty in the Media
Postal Service’s financial stress might hurt its ability to handle large volume of mail-in ballots
May 22, 2020
The financial strain “could affect its ability to meet payroll, purchase gasoline, maintain vehicles and provide reliable service,” said management professor James O’Rourke in a CNBC story.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s press secretary displays one of his checks in a little too much detail
May 22, 2020
IT, Analytics and Operations professor Mike Chapple advised against revealing sensitive account data in a piece by the New York Times.
Faculty in the Media
Coronavirus pandemic’s impact on US jobs might not be fully captured until June
May 21, 2020
Fox News quoted finance professor Jason Reed about the outlook for the post COVID-19 financial recovery.
Faculty in the Media
US jobless claims keep climbing to hit 38.6m since lockdowns began
May 20, 2020
“Although it’s too soon to know now, the concern is that unemployment will continue to be an issue even after we begin the recovery,” said Jason Reed in a piece by Financial Times.
Faculty in the Media
A week’s news about the free press system
May 19, 2020
As Congress begins pondering stimulus funds for the news media, Finance Professor Paul Gao's study, which found that when a local newspaper dies, local government borrowing costs rise, is worth noting, according to The Seattle Times.
Faculty in the Media
Coronavirus treatments—if more women are on the board, it’s likely safer, new study finds
May 9, 2020
Forbes wrote about a study by IT, Analytics and Operations professor Katie Wowak and her co-researchers, showing highly-defective medical products and treatments are recalled 35% faster when more than one woman is on the board of directors.
Faculty in the Media
20m Americans lost their jobs in April in worst month since Great Depression
May 8, 2020
“The employment situation report confirms what we already know about the economy. Regardless of the official number, we know that one in five workers filed for unemployment insurance. This is a staggering,” said finance professor Jason Reed in a piece by The Guardian.

Showing 480 of 1150 articles

Faculty in the Media
US weekly jobless claims hit 2.1 million, bringing the 10-week total to more than 40 million
May 28, 2020
“As workers remain unemployed, concerns will grow regarding temporary unemployment becoming permanent, employee networks drying up and skills getting rusty,” Jason Reed, a professor of finance at the University of Notre Dame’s college of business, told Business Insider.
Faculty in the Media
Can Marathon Oil ever get back to $30?
May 27, 2020
Finance professor Gianna Bern was quoted in an InvestorPlace piece about the collapse in the oil market due to the COVID-19 pandemic response.
Faculty in the Media
Record jobless claims mean we must heed these lessons from the Great Recession
May 24, 2020
Finance professor and economist Jason Reed wrote an opinion piece for Fox Business, providing insight into the unusual recession and recovery ahead due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
Faculty in the Media
Postal Service’s financial stress might hurt its ability to handle large volume of mail-in ballots
May 22, 2020
The financial strain “could affect its ability to meet payroll, purchase gasoline, maintain vehicles and provide reliable service,” said management professor James O’Rourke in a CNBC story.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s press secretary displays one of his checks in a little too much detail
May 22, 2020
IT, Analytics and Operations professor Mike Chapple advised against revealing sensitive account data in a piece by the New York Times.
Faculty in the Media
Coronavirus pandemic’s impact on US jobs might not be fully captured until June
May 21, 2020
Fox News quoted finance professor Jason Reed about the outlook for the post COVID-19 financial recovery.
Faculty in the Media
US jobless claims keep climbing to hit 38.6m since lockdowns began
May 20, 2020
“Although it’s too soon to know now, the concern is that unemployment will continue to be an issue even after we begin the recovery,” said Jason Reed in a piece by Financial Times.
Faculty in the Media
A week’s news about the free press system
May 19, 2020
As Congress begins pondering stimulus funds for the news media, Finance Professor Paul Gao's study, which found that when a local newspaper dies, local government borrowing costs rise, is worth noting, according to The Seattle Times.
Faculty in the Media
Coronavirus treatments—if more women are on the board, it’s likely safer, new study finds
May 9, 2020
Forbes wrote about a study by IT, Analytics and Operations professor Katie Wowak and her co-researchers, showing highly-defective medical products and treatments are recalled 35% faster when more than one woman is on the board of directors.
Faculty in the Media
20m Americans lost their jobs in April in worst month since Great Depression
May 8, 2020
“The employment situation report confirms what we already know about the economy. Regardless of the official number, we know that one in five workers filed for unemployment insurance. This is a staggering,” said finance professor Jason Reed in a piece by The Guardian.