Faculty in the Media

International economics expert Jeffrey Bergstrand says President Trump has effectively removed the U.S. from influencing global trade standards.

Ethics professor Joseph Holt takes to TV to discuss a vending machine company's offer to implant microchips into its employees. 

Mike Chapple, MSBA academic director and cybersecurity expert, warns that Facebook information could be shared with third parties.

For Mendoza dean Roger Huang, it was a communications course.

Local online grocery shopping meets millennial demand, says automation expert Timothy Carone.

Jeffrey Bergstrand, an expert on international trade, says the sale of AM General in South Bend to a Chinese corporation is an example of an increasingly global economy.

In this CNBC commentary, ethics professor Joseph Holt says the next Uber CEO needs intelligence, energy and, especially, integrity.

CNBC commentary by management and organization professor Craig Crossland.

In this CNBC commentary, management associate teaching professor Joseph Holt says Uber requires effective leadership based on competence and character.

Finance professor Martijn Cremers says stock pickers mimicking the index is part of the reason many active funds fail to beat their benchmarks. 

Tuleja headed to Sichuan University in China to teach intercultural communication.

Ethics expert Joseph Holt says a home run would require Trump to recognize the seriousness of climate change and the necessary level of leadership.

“Apple is one of the best companies in the world, and a third of their value is sitting in vaults in Switzerland and Luxembourg and Dublin,” said Timothy Loughran, a finance professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. “Isn’t that pathetic?”

Adjunct marketing professor Jennifer Cronin warns clickbait, if implemented incorrectly, can harm the reputations of colleges and universities.

International finance expert Jeffrey Bergstrand says the decision will "create stability in the global value chain."

Adapt to the needs and personalities of your team, advises management and organization professor Jia Hu.

A challenging job market, not millennial laziness, may be one reason many young people find difficulty in entering the workforce, according to Jessica McManus Warnell, management and organization associate teaching professor.

Kevin Burke, managing director of the Notre Dame Institute of Global Investing, discusses how the role and importance of global investing continues to grow – and become more complicated. 

Management professor James O'Rourke IV advises to make sure you solidify your connection and be clear about what you're looking for.

Big data expert Ken Kelley discusses new trends in statistics and old trends that deserve reconsidering.

Finance professor Carl Ackermann told the ND seniors to start investing as soon as they graduate.

Business ethics associate teaching professor Joseph Holt says auto companies shouldn't play politics with President Trump.

Accountancy teaching professor James O'Brien (ACCT '88) discusses most fair and least fair tax instruments with WalletHub.

Ken Kelley, professor of IT, analytics, and operations, is named to Poets & Quants 2017 "Best 40 Under 40 Professors" list.

Charlice Hurst, an expert on gender in the workplace, says an increase in women billionaires worldwide doesn't indicate systemic economic improvements for women.

Automation expert Timothy Carone says Intel's acquisition of Mobileye signifies impending rise of autonomous cars.

Adjunct management professor Chris Stevens '74 speaks to the Woodworking Network.

Upcoming research by marketing assistant professor Emily Garbinsky suggests that spouses who pool finances spend less on frivolous items than spouses spending from separate accounts.

Technology expert Timothy Carone explains what regular people need to know about cybersecurity in this commentary for CNN.

Timothy Carone, a data analytics expert, says the WikiLeaks release reinforces the idea that all information in our lives can be acquired and leveraged in ways most people don't even think about.