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January 6, 2011U.S.-China Currency Dispute
Jeffrey Bergstrand, Professor of Finance, discusses the explantion for US-China trade gap on Voice of America.
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January 6, 2011Homeless Man Ted Williams Is the New Voice of Mac & Cheese
Carol Phillips, marketing adjunct instructor, comments on Kraft Foods recently hiring homeless man Ted Williams as its new advertising voice.
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January 4, 2011Study: 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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January 3, 2011Buyout Firms Offering LBOs to Flood U.S. IPO Market
Finance Professor Tim Loughran discusses the trend of private equity firms selling their biggest leveraged buyouts.
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December 29, 2010Public Relations Learned the Hard Way
Professor Jim O’Rourke, Director of The Eugene D. Fanning Center for Business Communication, comments on several PR disasters, including Apple’s “Antennagate” and Johnson & Johnson’s product recalls.
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December 20, 2010Notre 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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December 10, 2010Windmill-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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December 10, 2010Seven 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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December 10, 2010Notre Dame Receives $10 million Gift for Fellowships
On Friday, the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business announced a $10 million gift from Kenneth R. Meyer to fund annual fellowships for MBA students.
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December 10, 2010$10 million gift funds Notre Dame fellowships
A University of Notre Dame alumnus, Ken Meyer, has donated $10 million to fund master’s of business administration fellowships.
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