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Faculty in the Media
Inflation is heating up again, putting pressure on Trump to cool it on tariffs
"Following the release of the latest inflation data, markets have a stronger conviction that the Fed will again hold rates steady when it meets in March," said finance teaching professor Jason Reed in an op-ed for The Conversation.
Faculty in the Media
Trump’s opening tariff salvo will hurt US consumers − following through on Canada, Mexico threats will increase the price pain
"In theory, new tariffs could encourage foreign businesses to invest in the U.S. and make more stuff on American soil," Jason Reed, associate teaching professor of finance, said in an op-ed for The Conversation.
Faculty in the Media
AI bots boost online engagement but hamper discussion
Bots increase online user engagement but stifle meaningful discussion, a new study shows.
Awards
Notre Dame marketing professor wins early career research award
The award, presented annually by the American Marketing Association Marketing Strategy Special Interest Group, honored Mendoza College of Business Professor Vamsi Kanuri for his contribution to the field.
Business on the Frontlines
How regenerative agriculture can foster peacebuilding in conflict areas
Regenerative agriculture can simultaneously be a vehicle for resolving environmental and social ills while also meeting economic needs according to professor Richard "Drew" Marcantonio.
Faculty in the Media
Threat to productivity: Why workplace boredom needs to be tackled
Management Professor Casher Belinda's research shows workplace boredom is common, but there are ways to make work more bearable.
Faculty in the Media
Why is the U.S. Postal Service in the red?
Retired postal workers get a pension, which means — in the past year — the USPS had to pay a lot into its pension fund, according to James O’Rourke, a teaching professor of management and organization at the University of Notre Dame.
Faculty in the Media
Dockworkers reconsider strike that shut down East and Gulf Coast ports: A conversation with supply chain expert Kaitlin Wowak
Supply chain expert Katie Wowak answers questions about the dockworkers strike and what a second strike could mean for the U.S. supply chain.
Faculty in the Media
Embracing this one dreaded emotion could be the key to career success
Fast Company referenced research by management professor Casher Belinda, which found suppressing boredom at work hurts future productivity.
Consumer Behavior
Warren Buffett skipped endorsing a presidential candidate this election as many CEOs retreat from politics
Fortune quoted management professor John Busenbark about his co-authored study which found CEOs with conservative leanings have sometimes felt compelled to back seemingly “liberal” stances to please their stakeholders.