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Making Autonomous Car Play, Intel Offers $15B for Mobileye
Automation expert Timothy Carone says Intel's acquisition of Mobileye signifies impending rise of autonomous cars.
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Should Spouses Pool Their Money?
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.
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Women Lead: Finance Professor Katherine Spiess
Katherine Spiess started her career as a biochemist. Now she's stock market researcher and dedicated instructor.
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You had one job: Meet the firm behind the Oscars’ biggest blunder
The mistake will do lasting damage to PwC's reputation, said James O'Rourke, professor of management at Notre Dame.
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Three pillars for Active Share success
Finance professor Martijn Cremers updates his widely regarded Active Share measurement.
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Some Risk, More Reward for CEOs Embracing Trump’s Sit-Down Meetings
Jia (Jasmine) Hu, assistant professor of management and organization, says small business leaders will benefit from meeting with President Trump.
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The More ‘Active’ An Active Fund Is, The Better, Researcher Says
Finance professor Martijn Cremers says we could be asking the wrong questions about active versus passive management.
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Super Bowl 2017: What Houston residents will reap from the big game
What does a Super Bowl mean economically to a typical resident of a host city? Not as much as you might think, sports economics Richard Sheehan writes for Fox News.
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Oil Firms Plot Divergent Spending Paths
Finance professor and energy expert Gianna Bern explains how big oil companies became "victims of their own success" and the need to reconsider operations going forward.
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Trump’s TPP pullout could hurt workers more than it helps
International finance expert Jeffrey Bergstrand speaks to CNBC about President Trump's decision to pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
CNBC