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Is Big Tech too big? Focus should be on consumers, not firm size, expert says
The House Judiciary Committee said Big Tech companies have abused their monopoly power, but James Otteson, the John T. Ryan Jr. Professor of Business Ethics at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business takes a different view.
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Notre Dame’s Mendoza hosts new series featuring conversations with top business leaders
The University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business will kick off a new speaker series on leadership with a host who knows the topic well: Tom Mendoza (ND ’73).
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Keough School of Global Affairs and Mendoza College of Business launch dual master’s degree program
The University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs and Mendoza College of Business have partnered to offer a dual master’s degree program in global affairs and business administration.
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Virtual ND series explores communicating across cultures
A new fall online series offered by the University of Notre Dame Alumni Association is aimed at helping participants develop communication skills critical to enhancing cultural awareness, knowledge and practical skills in the increasingly diverse contemporary workplace.
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Ken and Susan Meyer endow Notre Dame’s Business on the Frontlines initiative
Through the Meyer Business on the Frontlines Program, Mendoza aims to offer this opportunity to about 100-plus MBA students annually, and improve the lives of thousands of people around the world.
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Walmart’s decision to close on Thanksgiving, give bonuses will pay off and catch on, expert says
James Otteson, professor of business ethics at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, believes Walmart’s decision will pay off and that other companies will follow its lead.
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ND marketing professor earns prestigious award for newspaper research
Marketing Professor Vamsi Kanuri’s research with the West Coast newspaper, examining declining subscriptions and readership, earned him the prestigious 2020 Robert J. Lavidge Global Marketing Research Award, given by the American Marketing Association (AMA) to recognize a marketing practitioner or educator who has devised and successfully implemented a research or insight procedure that has practical implications for use by others.
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Incoming CEOs with premium pay packages perform accordingly, study shows
A study by management professors Adam Wowak and Craig Crossland found CEOs who are paid more than the going rate during their first two years on the job tend to perform more effectively over the rest of their tenure.
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Family matters: How internal incentives shape outcomes for fund firms
Finance Professor Rafael Zambrana researched the significance and ramifications of different incentive strategies for mutual fund families and their clients and found the incentive mechanism used has an impact on fund performance and risk and is associated with different clientele of these asset managers.
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ND marketing prof wins award for influencer marketing research
University of Notre Dame marketing professor Christian Hughes won the American Marketing Association’s 2020 Don Lehmann Award for a research paper examining influencer marketing.
Carol Elliott