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Phys.org published an article on research by management professor Cindy Muir (Zapata) showing that the very narcissism that defines many leaders is detrimental to good leadership. Much of the previous research on leader humility has focused on its impact on followers, but until now, no work has examined how being humble impacts the leaders themselves.
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Marketing Professor Mitch Olsen was interviewed about what the closure of a mall anchor store can mean for the health of the other retail establishments in the area in an article for the South Bend Tribune.
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Markets Insider reports on new committee members and leadership for the Active Managers Council, and speaks to the council's commitment to underwrite academic research on active management, including research by Dean and Professor of Finance Martijn Cremers.
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Market Screener writes about new research by management professor John Busenbark, soon to be published in the Strategic Management Journal, which shows that while "viral" scandals have indeed taken down many business leaders, some will garner more support against attacks that may be particularly vicious or unfounded.
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Dean Martijn Cremers was interviewed by the Catholic News Agency about a statement on the purpose of a corporation issued by the Business Roundtable, a collection of 181 CEOs of corporations, which echoes what the Church has been teaching about business for years.
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According to management professor Joe Holt in an article for Scientific American, the number of Americans who are aware and concerned about global warming is growing, but it's still not enough.
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German news site Pressetext published an article about Assistant Professor of Management John Busenbark's research, which analyzed how scandals and their media reporting affect the careers of executives.
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Latin American Post published an article about research by John Busenbark, assistant professor of management. The research is the first to demonstrate that there is often a disconnect between the perceived and actual severity of a scandal.
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Scandal gone viral has toppled many a leader, but new research by John Busenbark, assistant professor of management, shows it may have saved some too in an article published by Phys.org.
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Finance Professor Jeffrey Bergstrand gives a historical perspective on the effect tariff wars have on the economy in a Washington Times article. The US trade conflict with China escalated and threatens to destabilize the global financial system.