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April 21, 2015Generating alpha through….ethics
Why "don't embarrass us" isn't good enough for an ethics code. Management professor Joe Holt discusses what companies should strive for in a posting for the Security Traders Association.
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April 20, 2015Alumnus examines role of impact investing in development banking
"Companies have woken up to what their role is in society," Jozef Henriquez, Inter-American Development Bank executive, said during his Ten Years Hence lecture on April 17. Story from The Observer.
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April 17, 2015High-performance dress shoe venture wins Notre Dame’s 2015 business plan competition
Wolf & Shepherd takes top prize at the McCloskey Business Plan Competition.
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April 15, 20151st Source Bank Commercialization Award goes to Mendoza professor Joe Urbany
Research that makes it to the marketplace doesn’t only originate in science and engineering labs. For the first time since its inception, the 1st Source Bank Commercialization Award is recognizing research from the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. Joe Urbany…
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April 14, 2015New book offers strategies for engaging millennials for ethical leadership
The prevailing views on millennials are well-known, having been repeated frequently by the popular media and echoed by “back in my day” parents. Millennials are narcissistic. Millennials are entitled and don’t want to pay their dues. Millennials need hand-holding at work and are high-maintenance. Millennials are job-hoppers.…
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April 10, 2015Mendoza teams place 1st and 2nd in case competition
Two teams of University of Notre Dame MBA students received first- and second-place prizes during the Arthur W. Page Society 2015 Case Study Competition. The Society, which announced the awards April 2, sponsors the annual competition in alliance with the Institute for Public Relations for the writing of original case studies by students pursuing a degree focused on corporate communications and public relations.…
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April 7, 2015Iran Oil Return May Be Slow Amid Jostling for Foreign Investors
Finance Prof. Gianna Bern weighs in on Iran's return to the international marketplace for the Washington Post.
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March 30, 2015Is It Ethical to Share Photos of Strangers on the Internet?
Posting pics of strangers and mocking them online? See what ethics expert Adam Kronk has to say in Men's Health.
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March 27, 2015Mendoza seniors develop BlueBucket
In this March 26 story, The Observer tells the story of the launch of social venture BlueBucket, an organization that forms partnerships with restaurants to collect donations for local charities.
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March 23, 2015Female power fuels Pinterest’s value
Marketplace Tech website quotes marketing Prof. Carol Phillips about Pinterest.
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