News
-
Not at home? Amazon wants to come in and drop off packages
Technology expert Tim Carone says the service likely will be better received by young families, who are not as concerned about privacy as older generations.
Associated Press -
How Trump’s Tax Plan Could Upend the Housing Market
The tax reform proposal’s reduction to homeowner tax subsidies could lead to more people deciding to rent homes, accountancy associate professor Jim Seida writes for Fortune.
Fortune -
2017 Top 40 Undergraduate Professors: Elizabeth Moore
Marketing professor Elizabeth Moore is regarded for her research on how marketing to children impacts childhood obesity.
Poets & Quants -
Notre Dame MBA at 50: A look at the program’s evolution
It’s been 50 years since Notre Dame launched its MBA program, and in that time, the class size has almost tripled, increasing from 50 in 1967 to 131 in 2017. And when the inaugural MBA class arrived on campus, it was comprised entirely of men, whereas today, nearly 30 percent of the classes are comprised of women.* …
Angela Sienko -
The History of Tailgating: From Ancient Greece to the Ivy League
"Tailgating is actually a very complex social, community-building exercise, not simply a wild party," according to research by marketing professor John Sherry Jr.
Food & Wine -
Chick-fil-A, Cubs execs to lecture at ND
Diane M. Aigotti, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Ryan Specialty Group, speaks October 6.
Carol Elliott -
Why Amazon Whole Foods’ launch gets a B+
Marketing teaching professor Joseph Cherian explains how Amazon's strategies for Whole Foods may pan out.
CNBC -
Next generation of grocery shopping pops up at South Bend stores
Local online grocery shopping meets millennial demand, says automation expert Timothy Carone.
WNDU-TV WNDU-TV -
Where Consumer Goods Firms Get Their MBAs
Mendoza is the top private school producer of consumer goods MBAs among 30 elite U.S. schools.
Poets & Quants -
It all starts at the top: developing a successful business
Adjunct management professor Chris Stevens '74 speaks to the Woodworking Network.
Woodworking Network