| May 2013 |
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Washingtonian - May 2013 - Elana Fine, managing director of the Dingman
Center for Entrepreneurship, is recognized as a "Tech Titan."
Read
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BBC Radio "Business Matters" – May 9 – Peter Morici, professor of
international business, discusses U.S. investors in English pro soccer, global
banking and other economic developments.
Listen (starts at 16:20)
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Huffington Post - May 8 - Jonathan Aberman, adjunct faculty
member in management and organization, writes about the value of
education to entrepreneurship.
Read |
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Business Degree Online - May 7 - Ken White, associate dean of MBA and M.S. programs,
discusses trends and issues affecting business schools, students, new graduates
and employers.
Watch
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MSN Money - May 7 - Peter Morici, professor of international business, writes
"It's time to tax online sales."
Read
| Published by The Street, others |
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Omaha World Herald - May 6 - David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance, is
quoted in a recap of the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting.
Read
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Voices of New York - May 3 - Ken White, associate dean of MBA and M.S. Programs,
and Smith MBA Fenglin Yang comment in "Chinese Students Gain Foothold in US Grad
Schools."
Read
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The Suite magazine - May 2 - Adjunct finance faculty member Joe
Rinaldi and his consulting career is profiled.
Read |
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Financial Planning – May 1- Anil K. Gupta, Michael D. Dingman Chair in Strategy
and Entrepreneurship, discusses investing in emerging markets growth.
Read
| Others:
Bank Investment Consultant,
On Wall Street
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Wall Street Journal – May 1 – Pete Kyle, the Charles E. Smith Chair Professor
of Finance, comments in "High-Speed Traders Exploit Loophole.”
Read
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On Wall Street – May 1 – Anil Gupta, the Michael D. Dingman Chair in Strategy
and Entrepreneurship, is quoted about the shifting global economy from speech at
the IMCA annual conference in Seattle.
Read
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| April 2013 |
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Inc. - April 30 - Elana Fine, managing director of the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship,
discusses and advises on the five factors to consider when choosing a place to launch
a start-up.
Read
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Kiplinger – April 30 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance, is quoted
in an article on Berkshire Hathaway.
Read
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Inland News Today (associated with California public radio) – April 27 – Peter
Morici, professor of international business, discusses fears of a stalled recovery.
Read | Related:
The Gothamist,
WJLA ABC-7
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WTOP Radio - April 24 - Rosellina Ferraro, associate professor of
marketing, comments in “Emotions Play a Huge Role in Shopping.”
Read |
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Bloomberg Businessweek - April 23 - Peter Morici, professor of international
business, comments in a report on rising U.S. home prices.
Read |
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Washington Post - April 21 - The 2013 Emerging Markets Forum, organized
by Smith's centers for International Business Education and Research
and Financial Policy, is part of the Post's weekly 'What to Watch.'
Read |
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Bloomberg Businessweek - April 18 - Peter Morici, professor of international
business, argues "Antigrowth policies slowing U.S. economy again."
Read | Related guest blog posted by
The Street. |
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Voice of America News - April 11 - Cupid's Cup Winner Earth Starter
is profiled in a video story including highlights from the April 5 competition.
Watch |
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MSNBC - April 11 - Peter Morici, professor of international business,
discusses the proposed federal budget.
Watch |
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Investing.com - April 8 - David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance,
writes a blog entitled “Warren Buffett Renegotiates Terms Of Goldman
Sachs Warrants.”
Read |
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Live Trading News - April 7 - Peter Morici, professor of international
business, is quoted from recent commentary on employment statistics.
Read |
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Pittsburgh Tribune - April 7 - Vice Dean Joyce Russell’s Washington
Post-Capital Business chat with readers is re-published.
Read |
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Washington Post - April 7 - The annual Cupid's Cup business competition,
organized by the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, is recapped.
Read | Related coverage by
In the Capital,
San Francisco Chronicle, CNBC.com (among several via PR Newswire)
MDBIZNews,
Patch.com,
The Diamondback,
citybizlist |
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The Telegragh (UK) - April 2 - Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow
and executive-in-residence, comments in a report on a UK government
“Help to Buy” housing initiative.
Read more |
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Marketplace radio - April 2 - P.K. Kannan, Ralph J. Tyser Professor
of Marketing Science Chair, comments on Moleskine's Italy stock market
IPO.
Listen |
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April 1 - Maryland Public Television - Associate Dean Ken White
discusses how to better use social media in MPT's Direct Connection
program. Watch |
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Washington Business Journal - April 1 - The Cupid’s Cup business
competition, organized by the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, is
previewed.
Read more |
| March 2013 |
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C-SPAN - March 31 - Peter Morici, professor of international business,
discusses the 2014 federal budget in a Washington Journal segment.
Watch |
Related commentary assessing the U.S. economy posted by
The Street, also by the Orange County Register, others |
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Foreign Policy Magazine - March 28 - Blog covers the recently published
“Economic Liberalization and Violent Crime” study in the Journal of
Law and Economics by research professor and Center for International
Business and Research Director Kislaya Prasad.
Read more |
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Money Morning - March 28 - David Kass, professor of finance, is
quoted in “What was the Real Motive Behind Warren Buffett’s Goldman
Deal?”
Read more |
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US News and World Report - March 27 - Jeff Stoltzfus, associate
director of employer relations for technology and entrepreneurship in
the Office of Career Services, provides insight to internships for “6
Great Jobs for MBA grads.”
Read more |
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Wall Street Journal - March 27 - David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow,
comments: “(Warren Buffett) is risking less money. | I don’t know
if that’s an indication of having less confidence, but he’s made a decision
to put less capital at risk” in a report, “Berkshire set to get big
Goldman Stake.”
Read (with subscriber access) | Related: Kass comments in WSJ blog
“Warren Buffett’s Bailouts: Goldman Copy Cats GE” |
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Reuters.com - March 26 - Posted is a preview for the final round
event of the April 5 Cupid’s Cup Business Competition, staged by the
Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship.
Read more |
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Fox Business Channel - March 25 - Peter Morici, professor of international
business, argues Cyprus could benefit from EU independence.
Watch | Related commentary posted by
The Street, Providence Journal, others |
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Bloomberg TV - March 22 - Anil Gupta, the Michael D. Dingman Chair
in Strategy and Entrepreneurship, discusses the political and economic
outlooks for China and India.
Watch |
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Diverse: Issues in Higher Education - March 19 - Research into gender
bias in commercial science by Waverly Ding, assistant professor of management,
is featured. Read
more | Related coverage by
Science Daily, others |
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In the Capital – March 20 – Blog profiles 2013 Cupid's Cup (April
4 event organized by the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship) business
plan competition finalist, Nourishmat, an innovative gardening startup.
Read more |
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Richmond Times Dispatch – March 19 – Roland Rust, Distinguished
University Professor and David Bruce Smith Chair in Marketing, comments
on a regional economic boost from head coach Shaka Smart's success leading
Virginia Commonwealth University's men's basketball squad.
Read more |
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Inside Higher Ed – March 19 – Research by Waverly Ding, associate
professor of management, is featured in a report exploring an underrepresentation
of women leaders in science.
Read more |
Related coverage by Nature magazine |
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Des Moines Register – March 18 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, writes about GOP actions and whether they belie their conservative
principles.
Read more |
Related coverage in Los Angeles Times |
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Bloomberg Businessweek – March 16 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching
Fellow and executive-in-residence, comments in coverage of a Senate
hearing on JPMorgan Chase activity.
Read more | Related:
Canada Business News
Network (BNN) interview | Rossi also appeared March 15 on CNN's
Situation Room (video not available) and outlined how banks, such as
JPMorgan Chase, use derivatives in managing their exposures, in addition
to the difficulty in regulating such risk positions and how this might
affect proprietary trading activities at banks going forward. |
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Washington Post – March 16 – Report cites separate studies by assistant
professors Liu Yang (finance) and Cristian Dezso (logistics, business
and public policy) on how female leaders effect professional and working
women. Yang's work,
"Female Leadership and Gender Equity" concludes higher wages and
better prospects in manufacturing, while
Deszo's suggests a reduced probability that a woman will occupy
another top position.
Read more |
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Associated Press (via USA Today) – March 15 – Peter Morici, professor
of international business, is quoted about French labor law in "Sacre
bleu! French law would let strikers trash offices."
Read more |
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Fox Business Channel – March 14 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business critiques Rep. Paul Ryan's federal budget proposal.
Watch |
Related coverage by the Huffington Post |
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Baltimore Sun – March 14 – Gilad Chen, Ralph J. Tyser Professor
of Organizational Behavior and department chair, describes a parallel
in selecting of a Pope to corporate board of directors electing a CEO.
Read more (closing paragraphs) |
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Financial Times – March 11 – Report exploring the emergence of massive
open online course (MOOC) offerings quotes Hank Lucas, professor of
information management, and profiles his "Surviving Disruptive Technologies"
course, a seven-week MOOC offering launching March 25.
Read more |
Related March 17 Washington Post article quotes Lucas and highlights
his course |
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Washington Post – March 11 – Mike Faulkender, associate professor
of finance, writes: "After Sequestration, the world is going to need
more financial specialists."
Read more |
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NBC Washington – March 11 – Amna Kirmani, professor of marketing
and PhD programs director, explains "unwanted magazine subscriptions"
in a Consumer Watch segment.
Watch |
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C-SPAN – March 9 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow and executive-in-residence,
discusses the "Future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac" in a Washington
Journal segment.
Watch |
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Bloomberg – March 8 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance,
is quoted in a report on Wells Fargo increasing the value of Berkshire
Hathaway.
Read more |
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NPR.org – March 8 – Peter Morici, professor of international business,
is quoted in "5 Things the jobs report tells us about the economy or
not."
Read more |
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Baltimore Sun – March 8 – Elinda Kiss, Tyser Teaching Fellow in
finance, comments in a report on Howard County's bond ratings.
Read more |
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The Street – March 7 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, writes about 'What Ails Apple.'
Read more |
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Bloomberg – March 7 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow and executive-in-residence,
is quoted in "FHA Pullback Boosts Mortgage Insurers Once Seen Failing."
Read more |
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The Street – March 7 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, forecasts continued modest employment growth.
Read more |
Related coverage by Bloomberg Businessweek |
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CNBC.com – March 6 – Peter Morici, professor of international business,
writes about the Dow Jones Industrial Market rise.
Read more |
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Investing.com – March 6 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance,
guest blogs about "Buffet on Investing, Apple and Future Purchases."
Read more |
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Wall Street Journal – March 4 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow
and executive-in-residence, is quoted in a report on Michael Corbat's
first fourth months as Citigroup's CEO.
Read more | Same day in WSJ:
Rossi comments in "Fannie, Freddie to Create Joint Firm" |
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Bloomberg Businessweek – March 4 – Susan White, Distinguished Tyser
Teaching Fellow in finance, and her
case study on the Loral Space and Communications 2003 bankruptcy
is referenced in a profile of former Loral investor Mark Rachesky and
his current activity in building stakes in struggling truck-maker Navistar
International.
Read more |
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Baltimore Sun – March 4 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, writes about discussion surrounding the sequester and national
budget.
Read more
Also published by The Street, others |
Related discussion
on WMAL radio |
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Bloomberg - March 1 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance
in quoted in “Berkshire Profit Advances 49% on Buffett Derivatives."
Read more | Related guest blog on
Investing.com |
| February 2013 |
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Bloomberg Businessweek – Feb. 28 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow
in finance, comments in a report on a criminal probe of call options
associated with Berkshire Hathaway's takeover of the H.J. Heinz Company.
Read more |
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The Street – Feb. 28 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business writes about the "Economic Consequences of Sequestration."
Read more | Previous,
related piece |
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CNBC.com – Posted is sequestration commentary by Bill Longbrake,
executive-in-residence for the Center for Financial Policy, and Cliff
Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow and executive-in-residence.
Read more |
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Fierce Health IT – Feb. 26 – Profiled is a paper, "If
We Offer it, Will They Accept? Factors Affecting Patient Use Intentions
of Personal Health Records and Secure Messaging" by CHIDS director
and professor of information systems Ritu Agarwal, published in Journal
of Medical Internet Research.
Read more |
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The Daily Record – Feb. 25 – Amna Kirmani, professor of marketing
and director of PhD programs, is quoted in "Experts: Millennial Media
going through ‘textbook' growing pains."
Read more (full access with subscription) |
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Investing.com – Feb. 18 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in finance,
overviews Berkshire Hathaway's 2012 fourth quarter investments.
Read more | Related:
SNL Financial quotes Kass in Berkshire-Heinz acquisition analysis |
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Des Moines Register – Feb. 16 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, writes about sequestration.
Read more | Published by The Street, Foxnews.com, others. Related
column posted by
The Street | Commentary on
Fox News |
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Jornal de Negócios (Business Journal) – Feb. 15 – In Portugal's
leading source for financial and economic news, Tyser Teaching Fellow
and Executive-in-Residence Cliff Rossi comments on the relationship
between credit ratings and the recent global financial crisis: "There
was a herd mentality in benign markets and people were not aware of
the consequences of what they did and what was around the corner. But
if you think about it, not even the president of the Fed (then Alan
Greenspan) saw what was around the corner." (Full
story access by subscription only) |
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Bloomberg Businessweek – Feb. 14 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow,
comments for a report on Berkshire Hathaway's purchase of the H.J. Heinz
Co.
Read more |
Related coverage in the Financial Post (Canada) |
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Reuters.com – Feb. 14 – Posted is commentary by Michael Ball, associate
dean for faculty and research and Dean's Chair in Management Science,
on the U.S. Airways-American Airlines merger.
Read more |
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Bloomberg News – Feb. 14 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow in
finance, is quoted in "Berkshire Adds VeriSign, ADM Stakes as Deputies
Build Portfolios."
Read more |
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Cardhub.com – Feb. 14 – Janet Wagner, associate professor of marketing,
helps explain the potential impact of new credit card surcharge rules
on the retail industry.
Read more |
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Detroit Free Press – Feb. 14 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, cautions about the Fed accusing Standard & Poor's of Defrauding
Investors.
Read more | Related, preceding column in
Baltimore Sun, plus in the Dallas News, others. |
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CNBC.com – Feb. 11 – Commentary is posted in reaction to announced
resignations of Pope Benedict XVI and SBA Head Karen Mills by Ralph
J. Tyser Professor of Organizational Behavior Gilad Chen (Benedict)
and Teaching Fellow and Executive-in-Residence Cliff Rossi (Mills).
Read more | Also posted by Reuters. Related coverage of Chen's remarks
by
Patch.com |
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WAMU – Feb. 11 – Melissa Carrier, assistant dean for Global Programs
and Social Value Creation, discusses benefit corporations as part of
a Kojo Nnamdi Show panel.
Listen |
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Bloomberg Businessweek – Feb. 11 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow
and executive-in-residence, comments in "Rating Victims Didn't Know
S&P's Toxic AAA Born of Greed."
Read more |
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Baltimore Sun – Feb. 8 – Russ Wermers, associate professor of finance,
weighs in on "Industry experts suggest what Legg Mason's new CEO must
do."
Read more |
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Washington Business Journal – Feb. 8 – Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship
Managing Director Elana Fine, with entrepreneurs-in-residence Jason
Shrensky and Ed Barrientos, give advice for prospective entrepreneurs.
Read more |
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Wall Street Journal – Feb. 7 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow
and executive-in-residence, comments on a planned AIG securitization
of subprime personal loans.
Read more |
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Mortgage Banker Magazine – Feb. 2013 issue – Cliff Rossi, Tyser
Teaching Fellow and executive-in-residence, comments (sixth page, closing
paragraphs) in a piece exploring the effects of loan modification defaults
on the housing recovery.
Read more |
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Bloomberg Businessweek – Feb. 5 – Story covers recent study linking
CEO signature size to narcissism by Nick Seybert, assistant professor
of accounting, Smith PhD student Charles Ham and Sean Wang from the
University of North Carolina.
Read more | Related coverage by
ABCNews.com,
Fastcompany.com, others. |
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The Daily Record – Feb. 4 – Rebecca Hamilton, professor of marketing,
describes how regional companies can leverage the Baltimore Ravens Super
Bowl victory. In part she said: "In the short-term, businesses will
capitalize by selling sports memorabilia and gear. | For the long term,
businesses have at least a year to profit on purple pride."
Read more (with subscriber access) |
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MSNBC – Feb. 1 – Peter Morici, professor of international business,
discusses the January federal jobs report as a guest on "The Cycle."
Watch |
| January 2013 |
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Venturebeat.com – Jan. 28 – Jonathan Aberman, adjunct faculty member
with the Management and Organization department, guest blogs about a
"vibrant startup scene" in Washington, D.C.
Read more |
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eWallstreeter – Jan. 28 – Announcement details Smith's No. 24 overall
ranking among U.S. MBA programs by the Financial Times.
Read more |
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Fox Business – Jan. 25 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, discusses the early-2013 direction of the U.S. economy.
Watch | Related discussion on
WMAL radio
(includes commentary on proposed Maryland minimum wage hike) |
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Patch.com – Jan 25 – Curt Grimm, professor and Charles A. Taff Chair
of Economics and Strategy, describes the potential effect a of proposed
Maryland minimum wage hike.
Read more |
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Gazette.net – Jan. 25 – Greg Hanifee, assistant dean for the Office
of Executive Programs, and Kay Bartol, Robert H. Smith Professor of
Management and Organization, help describe the value of investing in
management training.
Read more |
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The Telegraph (UK) – Jan. 24 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow
and executive-in-residence, helps explain recovery prospects for the
U.S. housing market.
Read more |
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Terra Daily – Jan. 24 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, writes about "Sensible Policies on Climate."
Read more |
|
WYPR Radio – Jan. 22 – Cliff Rossi, Tyser Teaching Fellow and executive-in-residence,
discusses new rules for home lending issue by the federal Consumer Financial
Protection Bureau.
Listen
| Related coverage/quotes in
Bloomberg Businessweek report on fed-fueled mortgage recovery for
big banks. |
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Fox Business – Jan. 22 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, joins panel including former Rep. Dennis Kucinich to discuss
U.S. debt ceiling policy.
Watch |
|
Baltimore Sun – Peter Morici, professor of international business,
writes op-ed, "Make College Worth the Cost."
Read more | Also published by the St. Paul Pioneer Press, others. |
|
Baltimore Sun – Jan. 18 – Roland Rust, Distinguished University
Professor and the David Bruce Smith Chair in Marketing, gives marketing
strategy insight for "Advertisers weigh paying for advertising as interest
in Ravens reaches new levels."
Read more |
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Washington Post Express – Jan. 14 – The Center for Social Value
Creation and Smith MBA students are highlighted "In the Business of
Doing Good: Local MBA students take their newfound skills to the worlds
of nonprofits and NGOs."
Read more |
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Private Wealth Magazine – Jan. 13 – Russ Wermers, associate professor
of finance, captures the Investment Management Consultants Association's
2012 Journal of Investment Consulting Academic Paper Competition for
his research into hedge fund monitoring.
Read more |
|
Bloomberg Businessweek – Jan. 10 – The Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship-hosted
China Business Plan Competition is recapped.
Read more |
|
Fox Business – Jan. 10 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, joins a discussion on "Economics Behind 2013's Flu Season."
Watch |
|
Bloomberg Businessweek – Jan. 8 – A survey by Smith's Center for
Excellence in Service on professional telecommuting is cited in "Working
from Home: It's in the Details."
Read more |
|
Fox Business – Jan. 7 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, discusses potential effects of lawmaker action on the fiscal
cliff.
Watch | Related, previous
Fox Business segment | CNBC.com
guest blog |
FinFacts op-ed. |
|
Wall Street Journal – Jan. 6 – Story covers a study co-authored
by Cristian Dezso, assistant professor of logistics, business and public
policy, on the impact on employee pay when male CEOs have their first
child.
Read more | Related coverage by
New York Times,
The Economist,
Forbes,
Bloomberg Businessweek, others. |
|
Baltimore Sun – Jan. 5 – Gilad Chen, the Ralph J. Tyser Professor
of Organizational Behavior and department chair, explains how leadership
style factors into Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis' retirement.
Read more |
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NPR – Jan. 4 – Research by Ritu Agarwal, founding director of the
Center for Health Information and Decision Systems (CHIDS) and professor
and the Dean's Chair of Information Systems, and Gordon Gao, assistant
professor and CHIDS co-director, is referenced in "Online Grades for
Doctors Get an Incomplete."
Read more |
|
Baltimore Sun –– Jan. 3 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business, writes about latest U.S. unemployment figures.
Read more | Republished by FoxNews.com, others. |
|
Fox Business Channel – Jan. 2 – Peter Morici, professor of international
business comments in response to fiscal cliff legislation.
Watch | Related CNBC.com
guest blog . |
|
Bloomberg Businessweek – Jan. 2 – David Kass, Tyser Teaching Fellow
in finance, comments on the performance by recently hired Berkshire
Hathaway investment managers Todd Combs and Ted Weschler.
Read more | Republished by the Financial Post (Canada), others |
Related Investing.com
guest blog. |