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June 28, 2020JIFFI, started by Notre Dame student to combat predatory lending, offers short-term microloansThe South Bend Tribune covered JIFFI, a student startup that offers short-term loans with low interest and flexible payments. Board member and management professor Jessica McManus Warnell said it is about a connection with the community. “The students are doing great work to help people.”
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June 26, 2020The Friday pitch-in: Interview with Vamsi KanuriWFYI interviewed marketing professor Vamsi Kanuri on his research into whether political leanings influence views on government laws and restrictions. Kanuri's interview starts around the 30 minute mark in the podcast.
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June 26, 2020ND marketing prof wins award for influencer marketing researchUniversity of Notre Dame marketing professor Christian Hughes won the American Marketing Association’s 2020 Don Lehmann Award for a research paper examining influencer marketing.
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June 25, 2020Why asset managers step up as ‘buyers of last resort’ for their brokersFund managers help brokerage firms in times of distress to uphold their part of a “quid pro quo” relationship, according to research by University of Notre Dame finance professors Benjamin Golez and Rafael Zambrana.
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June 25, 2020The limits of resilienceEntrepreneurship professor Dean Shepherd's latest research reveals domestic abuse has an inhibiting effect on entrepreneurship.
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June 22, 2020Notre Dame professor gives insight into companies changing racially-insensitive brands
Management professor James O'Rourke joined ABC57 News live Monday morning via Zoom to talk about the companies who are changing brands based on racial stereotypes, including Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's, Eskimo Pie and Cream of Wheat.
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June 22, 2020PepsiCo drops Aunt Jemima branding; Uncle Ben’s, others under reviewComments by Management & Organization professor James O'Rourke were featured in a Reuters piece about brands built on racist stereotypes, such as Quaker's Aunt Jemima.
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June 18, 2020New unemployment claims slow amid debate over extending enhanced benefitsFinance professor and former Federal Reserve economist Jeffrey Bergstrand was quoted by more than a dozen news outlets, cautioning that ending the unemployment benefits would mean less money in millions of consumers’ pockets and likely less economic activity as a result.
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June 17, 2020‘Aunt Jemima’ name change decades overdue, expert saysAccording to management professor James O'Rourke the name change from Quaker Oats likely signals a much-needed brand update other companies will follow.
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