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Notre Dame MBA launches Deep-Dive microsite; Coffee challenge offers chance at $10,000 MBA fellowship
The Mendoza College of Business is hosting a virtual case competition where individual participants can analyze a real-life business challenge offered by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
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ND Expert: Yuan exchange rate is significant factor in U.S.-China trade imbalance
Jeff Bergstrand discusses the repercussions of China’s currency policies as President Hu Jintao prepares for a summit with President Obama.
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Study: Earnings restatements aren’t necessarily stock-price poison
A study found that earnings restatements aren’t stock-price poison if company insiders were buying up stock during the suspect period
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Notre Dame Business Dean receives honorary doctorate
Lewis University just outside of Chicago awarded Carolyn Woo with an honorary doctorate, her third.
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Windmill-repair jobs, meat-eating Brazilians lie ahead, ‘Foresight’ students report
Students in the Foresight in Business and Society course had plenty to report about the future at their end-of-semester poster presentation
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Seven glimpses of tomorrow
Students in the Foresight in Business and Society course presented more than 60 posters at their end-of-semester event. Here are highlights from seven.
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Notre Dame alumnus Kenneth Meyer makes $10 million gift for MBA fellowships
Funding totaling $20 million will be directed toward MBA fellowships beginning with the 2011-2012 academic year.
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Too much microfinance can be a bad thing, expert says
One of the lessons of the first 30 years of microfinance is that too much credit is bad for everyone, including poor people, an expert says.
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Notre Dame to ring NASDAQ closing bell
Representatives from the Mendoza College will be among those participating in the NASDAQ closing bell ceremony on the eve of the Notre Dame-Army football game.
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Marilyn Carlson Nelson tells students if they don’t like the world, fix it
The chairwoman of the global travel and hospitality company Carlson shared simple, blunt advice from her father at the final Berges Lecture of 2010
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