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December 4, 2024 CBS News recently recorded a segment interviewing Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
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December 3, 2024 The National Desk recently published an article featuring Justin Ren, Associate Professor of Operations and Technology Management,...
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November 29, 2024 US News recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
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November 29, 2024 The National Desk recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
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Marshall Van Alstyne, Allen and Kelli Professor in Information Systems, recently presented research at Harvard Law School’s Berkman-Klein Center, where...
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Bin Gu, Professor of Information Systems discusses how The "Buy American-Hire American" executive order, aimed at strengthening U.S. employment and...
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November 1, 2024 CommonWealth Beacon recently published an article on a new study completed by Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the vital role...
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Andrei Hagiu, Associate Professor of Information Systems and Bobby Zhou, Associate Professor of Marketing at Robert H. Smith School of...
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October 24, 2024 Ad Exchanger recently published an article featuring research from Shunto Kobayashi, Assistant Professor of Marketing, and Garrett...
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October 24, 2024 Truth, Lies, and Work recently recorded a podcast featuring Constance Noonan Hadley, Research Associate Professor of Management...
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October 23, 2024 Axios recently published an article featuring research from Constance Noonan Hadley, Research Associate Professor of Management and...
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October 22, 2024 Microsoft Start recently published an article featuring Gordon Burtch, Allen and Kelli Professor in Information Systems, discussing...
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October 22, 2024 Fortune recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer in Finance, discussing Q3 investment banking trends.
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October 21, 2024 Axios recently published an article featuring research from Constance Noonan Hadley, Research Associate Professor of Management and...
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Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business, offers insights into how the...
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October 15, 2024 BU Today recently published an article featuring Michael Salinger, Jacqueline and Arthur Bahr Professor in Markets, Public...
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October 15, 2024 Knowledge at Wharton recently recorded a podcast featuring Kathy Kram, Professor Emeritus, Management and Organizations, where she...
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October 7, 2024 The National News Desk recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
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October 14, 2024 Marketplace recently recorded a podcast featuring David Livermore, Research Professor in Strategy and Innovation, discussing the utilization...
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October 9, 2024 Yahoo News recently published an article featuring Florian Ederer, Allen and Kelli Questrom Professor in Markets, Public...
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October 1, 2024 BU Today recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
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October 1, 2024 GBH recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
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September 27, 2024 Adweek recently published an article featuring Timothy Simcoe, Professor in Strategy and Innovation, discussing the ongoing antitrust...
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September 30, 2024 Nature recently published an article featuring Samantha Zyontz, Clinical Assistant Professor of Strategy and Innovation, in celebration...
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Resilient and flexible supply chains (SCs) are essential for organizations to thrive in today's rapidly changing global economy. Traditional SCs...
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September 27, 2024 GoBankingRates recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing the influence...
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September 25, 2024 CBS News Boston recently published a news clip featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsStudy reveals growing income gap in Massachusetts
September 24, 2024 CBS News Boston recently published a news clip featuring insight from Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of...
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September 23, 2024 Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
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September 20, 2024 Poets and Quants recently published an article featuring Questrom Dean Susan Fournier, discussing the launch of the...
Read moreDetailsLarry Summers, Former U.S. Treasury Secretary, Helps Launch Questrom School Institute at BU
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Read moreDetailsCompetitiveness and migration reports agree to disagree
September 18, 2024 CommonWealth Beacon recently published an article referencing research conducted by Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance.
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September 16, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer in Finance, discussing HSBC's new CEO, Georges...
Read moreDetailsCEOs Fired for Office Affairs Are Rarer Than You Think
September 13, 2024 BNN Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Kabrina Chang, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsInternational postdocs in the U.S. are short-changed—in more ways than one
September 12, 2024 Science recently published an article featuring Shulamit Kahn, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, and Megan...
Read moreDetailsState pursues new outreach, supports for electric vehicle adoption amid persistent barriers
September 11, 2024 The Bay State Banner recently published an article featuring Justin Ren, Associate Professor of Operations and Technology...
Read moreDetailsHow the ‘Underconsumption Core’ Trend is Redefining Spending and Social Media
Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business, offers insights into the “Underconsumption...
Read moreDetailsIs that cereal box getting smaller? Welcome to the bewildering world of shrinkflation.
September 5, 2024 USA Today recently published an article featuring Nailya Ordabayeva, Kelli Questrom Associate Professor in Marketing, discussing the...
Read moreDetailsWhat Digital Health Startups Can Tell Us About Teaching Students to be Effective Entrepreneurs
Assistant Professor Douglas Hannah was awarded the Kauffman Best Paper in Entrepreneurial Cognition at the Academy of Management Annual Conference...
Read moreDetailsHave we forgotten the true meaning of Labor Day?
September 2, 2024 Indiana Capital Chronicle recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsHow to Manage Bipolar Disorder in the Workplace
September 3, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article referencing research conducted by Connie Hadley, Research Associate Professor in Management and...
Read moreDetailsWhat’s underconsumption core? The new money trend taking over TikTok
August 29, 2024 WJAR recently interviewed Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, to discuss the “underconsumption core” trend...
Read moreDetailsCould sports betting hurt the financial health of people in Massachusetts?
August 26, 2024 WBUR recently interviewed Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing the financial...
Read moreDetailsCan a City Known for Its Freeways and Gridlock Deliver a Car-Free Olympics? Los Angeles Thinks So
August 22, 2024 Smithsonian Magazine recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsHow Airlines and Cybersecurity Firms Tackle Conflict and Brand Damage
In disputes between major firms, the balance of power often favors one side, setting the stage for a complex negotiation...
Read moreDetailsBudding scientists inherit career success—or the lack of it—from their mentors
August 14, 2024 Science recently published an article featuring Shulamit Kahn, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing the...
Read moreDetailsMain & Wall – Dow Increase
August 8, 2024 ScrippsNews‘ TV Show, Main & Wall recently interviewed Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetails9 to 5 jobs are evolving, but their demise is exaggerated
August 7, 2024 The National News recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
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August 7, 2024 Harvard Business Review recently published an article featuring Connie Hadley, Research Associate Professor of Management and Organizations,...
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August 1, 2024 ScrippsNews' TV Show, Main & Wal recently interviewed Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
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July 29, 2024 Mainebiz recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsPlenty of Sports, but Olympics Betting Bump Unlikely in 2024
July 25, 2024 ESPN recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsThe ROI of Worker Well-Being
July 24th, 2024 Business Insider recently published an article featuring Charles Tharp, Professor of the Practice in Management & Organizations...
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July 24, 2024 ABC 7 News recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
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As Starbucks introduces new systems to improve operational efficiency and customer satisfaction, Belfort Group’s Drew Vaughan poses the following topic...
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July 23, 2024 MoneyGeek recently published a column featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing best practices for choosing business...
Read moreDetailsTarget just became the latest US retailer to stop accepting payment by checks. Why have so many stores given up on them?
Can you still use a check to make purchases? In increasing numbers of stores across the U.S., the answer is...
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July 12, 2024 WalletHub recently published an interview with Richard T. Stuebi, Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing the factors...
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July 8, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Monica Parker-James, Associate Dean for Industry Relations and Career Services, and...
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July 4, 2024 Yahoo Life recently published an article featuring Gregory Stroller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing the...
Read moreDetailsExperts’ Insights on Finding the Best General Liability Insurance for Contractors
MoneyGeek recently published a column featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing general liability insurance options.
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Read moreDetailsFireworks sales in the U.S. are down due to the pandemic and inflation
July 3, 2024 FastCompany recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsStrength of Labor Market Being Tested by High Interest Rates
July 1st, 2024 The National Desk recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing how economists...
Read moreDetailsFireworks sales have fallen back to Earth after years of explosive growth – here’s why
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Read moreDetailsHow TikTok’s viral ‘no-spend month’ could come back to bite you
June 24, 2024 CNBC recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing the “no-spend...
Read moreDetailsBoston Celtics’ Win Delivers Boost to Boston’s Economy
June 22, 2024 The Boston Herald recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing...
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June 20th, 2024 Harvard Business Review recently published an article co-authored by Constance Noonan Hadley, Lecturer of Management and Organizations,...
Read moreDetails‘The Interloper’ author Michel Anteby on overcoming pushback to questions
June 19, 2024 France 24 recently conducted an interview with Michel Anteby, Professor of Management and Organizations, discussing his book...
Read moreDetailsNo-Buy Challenge: Does the TikTok trend really work?
June 17, 2024 WJAR recently interviewed Greg Stroller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, to discuss the TikTok trend known...
Read moreDetailsDrunk Driving Arrest Threatens Tyson Heir’s Future at Meat-Packing Giant
June 14th, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Kabrina Chang, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsWill That Marketplace Succeed?
July-August 2024 Harvard Business Review recently published an article co-authored by Andrei Hagiu, Associate Professor of Information Systems, discussing marketplace...
Read moreDetailsIs prebiotic soda too good to be true?
June 10th, 2024 Boston.com recently published an article featuring Kim Donlan, Lecturer of Marketing, discussing Poppi’s recent lawsuit over their...
Read moreDetailsThe Power of Presence: Crafting Memorable Brand Experiences in a Multiverse Landscape
In a world shaped by the aftermath of COVID-19, brands and individuals navigate a diverse array of digital, gaming, and...
Read moreDetailsSection 230 and online content moderation
June 6th, 2024 FIRE recently recorded a podcast episode featuring Marshall Van Alstyne, Allen and Kelli Questrom Professor in Information...
Read moreDetailsResearch: Why Companies Should Disclose Their Lack of Progress on DEI
June 3rd, 2024 Harvard Business Review recently published an article co-authored by Evan Apfelbaum, Associate Professor of Management and Organizations,...
Read moreDetailsDo digital technologies reduce racially biased reporting? Evidence from NYPD administrative data
June 3, 2024 PNAS recently published an article referencing research conducted by Gordon Burtch, Professor in Information Systems, and his...
Read moreDetailsNo Buy Challenge: A Symbolic and Pragmatic Approach to Sustainability
In a world where economic duality meets a rising tide of sustainability, the no-buy challenge emerges as both a pragmatic...
Read moreDetailsAn obscure drug discount program stifles use of federal lifeline by rural hospitals
May 28th, 2024 Stateline recently published an article featuring Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsThe AI Factor in Recent Grads Job Placement.
May 22, 2024 The Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Mohammad Soltanieh-Ha, Clinical Assistant Professor of Information Systems,...
Read moreDetailsUnraveling Healthcare Fraud: Exploring ROI and Deterrence Challenges
In the ongoing battle against healthcare fraud, understanding the effectiveness of anti-fraud efforts is paramount. This Q&A, featuring Questrom Assistant...
Read moreDetailsAmericans leave a huge chunk of change at airport security checkpoints − here’s what it means for the debate over getting rid of pennies
Should the U.S. get rid of pennies, nickels and dimes? The debate has gone on for years. Many people argue for keeping...
Read moreDetailsTech at Work: How the End of Cookies Will Transform Digital Marketing
May 16th, 2024 HBR IdeaCast recently recorded a podcast interviewing Garrett Johnson, Associate Professor in Marketing, discussing the new technologies...
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May 16th, 2024 Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsLife After Cookies: Who Uses Google’s Privacy Sandbox? – Garrett Johnson
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Read moreDetailsRedefining Wellness: Equinox’s $40,000 Membership and the Future of Luxury Fitness
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Read moreDetailsFast Food Forever: How McHaters Lost the Culture War
May 12th, 2024 The New York Times recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsAlgorithms help people see and correct their biases, study shows
Algorithms could serve as mirrors for you to check your biases. Algorithms are a staple of modern life. People rely...
Read moreDetailsAI at Work Is Here. Now Comes the Hard Part
Microsoft recently published the 2024 Work Trend Index Report featuring Constance Hadley, Research Associate Professor in Management and Organizations, discussing...
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May 9th, 2024 Non-Profit Quarterly recently published an article featuring Sanaz Mobasseri, Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations, discussing common...
Read moreDetailsUnveiling Truths: Empowering Women in the Workplace
The BU College of Communications recently hosted a COMTalk, part of an ongoing virtual series, featuring speakers Bonnie Hammer, a...
Read moreDetailsNina Mazar’s Award-Winning Research on Organ Donor Registrations
The American Marketing Association recently honored Nina Mazar, Professor of Marketing, and her coresearchers with the 2024 AMA-EBSCO-RRBM Award for...
Read moreDetailsSavor Your Best Calls. And Then Move On.
May 6th, 2024 Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Carey Morewedge, Professor in Marketing, discussing the modern habit...
Read moreDetailsMassachusetts Outmigration Study
Annual net outmigration from Massachusetts has soared by a stunning 1,100 percent to 39,000 people since 2013, according to a...
Read moreDetailsRobert Rebitzer: How to overcome the disruptive forces that can impede high-value innovation
April 28th, 2024 HFMA recently published an article featuring James Rebitzer, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing the...
Read moreDetailsThe New Most Dreaded Word at Work: ‘Hey’
April 25th, 2024 Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Constance Hadley, Associate Professor of Management and Organizations, discussing...
Read moreDetailsShortages of generic drugs can’t be blamed solely on group purchasing organizations
April 25th, 2024 Stat recently published an article co-authored by James Rebitzer, Professor in Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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April 23rd, 2024 The Boston Globe recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy...
Read moreDetailsHere’s why economists are so worried about soaring US debt levels
April 20th, 2024 Business Insider recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsExperts’ Advice on Finding General Liability Insurance
MoneyGeek recently published a column featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing general liability insurance and businesses.
Read moreDetailsPOV: Baseball Needs to Shake Up the Game—or Risk a Slow Death
April 17th, 2024 BU Today recently published an article by Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing how the 2024...
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April 17th, 2024 In a recent Times Higher Education article, Michel Anteby, Professor of Management and Organizations, discusses his new...
Read moreDetailsPutin’s Plan to Displace US Dollar Failing Spectacularly
April 16th, 2024 Newsweek recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
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April 13th, 2024 The National News recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsGolf courses are still where business deals happen in Mass.
April 11th, 2024 Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing...
Read moreDetailsExpert Advice: Finding the Best Health Insurance
MoneyGeek recently published a column featuring Roberta Clarke, Associate Professor Emerita in Marketing, discussing ways to find the best health...
Read moreDetailsCan the Bias in Algorithms Help Us See Our Own?
April 8th, 2024 The Brink recently published an article featuring Carey Morewedge, Professor in Marketing, discussing how algorithms, while often...
Read moreDetailsBig Tech’s inside job. Silicon Valley used to reward innovation. Now it strives to sabotage it.
April 1, 2024 Business Insider recently published an article featuring Florian Ederer, Allen and Kelli Questrom Professor in Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsEconomic impact of Baltimore bridge collapse could be felt in Boston, expert says
March 27th, 2024 CBS News recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsPOV: Was the Francis Scott Key Bridge Disaster Avoidable?
March 26, 2024 BU Today recently published an article by Anita Carson, Professor in Operations and Technology Management, discussing the...
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March 25, 2024 The National Desk recently published an article featuring James French, Senior Lecturer of Management and Organizations, discussing...
Read moreDetailsWhy March Madness is a special time of year for state budgets
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Read moreDetailsThe Strategy Skills Podcast: Strategy | Leadership | Critical Thinking | Problem-Solving
March 20th, 2024 Strategy Skills recently recorded a podcast interviewing Venkat Venkatraman, Professor in Information Systems, discussing his book Fusion...
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March 19th, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance discussing how The Bank of Japan’s negative interest rates...
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March 18, 2024 WJAR recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsStarbucks Investors Approve Pay Package That Drops DEI Reference
March 15, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Charles Tharp, Professor of the Practice in Management & Organizations discussing...
Read moreDetailsTrader Joe’s $3 mini totes went viral on TikTok. Now, they’re reselling for hundreds
March 13th, 2024 The Associated Press recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsAcademics Question ESG Studies That Helped Fuel Investing Boom
March 11, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Andrew King, Allen and Kelli Questrom Professor in Strategy & Innovation,...
Read moreDetailsJPMorgan Chase is the biggest of the big banks. Critics say that poses a risk
March 9th, 2024 NPR Weekend Edition recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance discussing the consolidation of...
Read moreDetailsBreaking Barriers, Fostering Growth: The Evolution of Black Women-Owned Businesses in the U.S.
With the rise of black owned businesses contributing to economic growth and enhancing the narrative of diversity, equity, and inclusion...
Read moreDetailsExecutive Insights: Ned Rimer, Faculty Director, Health Sector Management Program, Questrom School of Business, Boston University (video)
March 1st, 2024 Boston Business Journal recently published an interview featuring Ned Rimer, Master Lecturer of Management and Organizations discussing...
Read moreDetailsFusion Strategy: Navigating the Industrial Evolution
Unlock the secrets of "Fusion Strategy," the groundbreaking approach that's rewriting the playbook for industrial giants.
Read moreDetailsSCOTUS: Exploring the Future of Content Moderation, Internet Law, and Free Speech
Explore the topic of online speech regulation with Kabrina Chang and Marshall Van Alstyne as they dissect the debates at...
Read moreDetailsUnstoppable: Female Leaders in the New Age of Business
As the business landscape continues to evolve with many female leaders breaking barriers and rising to success, Belfort Group’s Drew...
Read moreDetailsWendy’s plans to roll out dynamic pricing
CBS News recently published a story featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy and Law, discussing how Wendy’s...
Read moreDetailsAntidepressant Dispensing to US Adolescents and Young Adults: 2016–2022
American Academy of Pediatrics recently published a study co-led by Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsHSBC CEO Noel Quinn Braces for Tough Times After a Strong 2023
February 19th, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance discussing how although HSBC had...
Read moreDetailsHow the smartest minds at the most elite universities keep botching the search for great leaders
February 16th, 2024 Fortune recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the evolving role of college presidents, and...
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Read moreDetailsStanChart Weighs Break Up of Corporate, Investment Bank
February 13th, 2024 The Malaysian Reserve recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance discussing how Standard...
Read moreDetailsWhen an item costs more but you still need it? That’s “inelastic demand.”
February 13th, 2024 Marketplace recently published a podcast featuring Tal Gross, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsThe anti-Valentine’s Day movement is gaining strength
February 12th, 2024 The Washington Post recently published an article featuring Barbara Bickart, Associate Professor of Marketing, discussing people disconnecting...
Read moreDetailsHate Valentine’s Day? There’s a Market for You, Too.
February 11th, 2024 The New York Times recently published an article featuring Barbara Bickart, Associate Professor of Marketing, discussing how...
Read moreDetailsTransforming Employee Development with Generative AI
On this episode of the Insights at Questrom podcast, Insights@Questrom contributor Shannon Light sat down with Chris Dellarocas, Associate Provost...
Read moreDetailsAmericans spend millions of dollars on Valentine’s Day roses. I calculated exactly how much
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Medicare has recently initiated negotiations to lower prescription drug costs, aiming to make medications more affordable for Americans. This program...
Read moreDetailsSEC may be forced to declare Ethereum a security after controversial new launch
February 7th, 2024 Fortune recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing Prometheum’s plan to launch its custodial services...
Read moreDetailsWalmart: Leaning in, While Others Are Running Away
Depending on whom you ask, the U.S. economy is either doing great or sputtering along. On one side of the...
Read moreDetailsWhen Logic Defies Logic: Blocking the Merger Between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines
Sometimes, the most logical reasoning can lead to an illogical result. At any moment of the day, for example, you...
Read moreDetailsBridging the Classroom to the Real World
On this episode of the Insights@Questrom Podcast, we talk to Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation and Director...
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January 22, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Keith Ericson, Professor of Markets, Public Policy and Law’s working paper,...
Read moreDetails‘No cash accepted’ signs are bad news for millions of unbanked Americans
How many people don’t have a bank account? And just how difficult has it become to live without one? These...
Read moreDetailsWhy Sharing Your Layoff Publicly Feels So Good
January 19th, 2024 The Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Moshe Cohen, Senior Lecturer of Management and Organizations,...
Read moreDetailsWhite House touts ‘Biden’s strong economy’ despite dismal economic polling
January 19th, 2024 CBS Austin recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance discussing the state of the economy and...
Read moreDetailsWoke Mind Virus: Embrace, Don’t Vaccinate!
Welcome back to the first term of 2024! I hope you are all vaccinated for the latest COVID strains that...
Read moreDetailsFailed JetBlue buyout leaves Spirit Airlines with a tough path forward
January 17th, 2024 CNBC News recently published an article featuring Samuel Engel, Lecturer of Marketing, discussing the challenges Spirit Airlines...
Read moreDetailsThe Inflation Reduction Act Coinsurance Glitch
January 17th, 2024 Health Affairs recently published an article co-authored by Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsDon’t expect interest rate cuts anytime soon, says former Fed bank examiner
January 16th, 2024 Fortune recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, explaining why lower interest rates might be delayed in boosting...
Read moreDetailsSmall uptick in inflation an indication of bumpy road ahead to get back to 2%
January 12th, 2024 CBS Austin recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing recent challenges in bringing inflation down...
Read moreDetailsNew terminal, flying taxis and AI: How the next 50 years could shape DFW Airport
January 11th, 2024 The Dallas Morning News recently published an article featuring Samuel Engel, Lecturer of Marketing, discussing how DFW...
Read moreDetailsPOV: Scrapping the State’s Liquor License Law Makes Economic Sense
January 8th, 2024 BU Today recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsCumberland Farms coffee prices going up again
January 4, 2024 CBS News Boston recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsGCFP Policy Discussion of Future Reforms for the Federal Home Loan Bank System
January 2nd, 2024 MIT Sloan recently published an article outlining MIT’s Golub Center for Finance and Policy (GCFP) panel event...
Read moreDetails4 Major Labor Contracts Being Negotiated In 2024
January 1, 2024 Law360 recently published an article featuring Fred Foulkes, Professor of Management and Organizations and Faculty Director of...
Read moreDetailsIllinois may be up to bat next to build first Great Lakes wind farm after Cleveland drops project
December 29, 2023 The Chicago Tribune recently published an article featuring Richard Stuebi, Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation discussing the...
Read moreDetailsLife science execs, investors say more help needed for Mass. to maintain leader status
December 27, 2023 MetroWest Daily News recently published an article featuring Avi Seidmann, Professor of Information Systems and Patrick Abouchalache,...
Read moreDetailsCoworking business model adapts to evolving workforce
December 27, 2023 The Daily Hampshire Gazette recently published an article featuring Keith Munsell, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation,...
Read moreDetailsThe Frequent-Flier Trick That Won’t Work Anymore
December 26, 2023 The Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsFTC’s new proposed limits on monetization of children’s data could restrict ad targeting
December 20th, 2023 The Drum recently published an article featuring Garrett Johnson, Assistant Professor of Marketing discussing the proposed changes...
Read moreDetailsInvest: Boston 2023-2024
The official Launch Conference for Invest: Boston, where influential business, educational and civic leaders from across the region gathered to...
Read moreDetailsAfter layoffs at Spotify, high interest rates may come for other tech companies next
December 10, 2023 NPR Weekend Edition recently recorded a podcast with Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing Spotify's third...
Read moreDetailsAlaska and Hawaiian Airlines Are Merging: What It Means for Travelers
December 8, 2023 NerdWallet recently published an article featuring Florian Ederer, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing the merging...
Read moreDetailsOh, Christmas tree: The economics of the US holiday tree industry
Peace, joy and profit margins: Retailers sell Christmas trees at a markup of up to 500%. Iuliia Bondar/Getty Images Plus Christmas...
Read moreDetailsSpotify CEO cites “expensive” capital as factor in layoffs. What does that mean?
December 4, 2023 Marketplace recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing Spotify's third round of...
Read moreDetailsEXPERT: IN-PERSON WORK ALONE WON’T FIX LONELINESS
Futurity recently published an article featuring Constance Hadley, Professor in Management and Organizations, discussing her research on loneliness in the...
Read moreDetailsCan Important Unions Collapse and Disappear?
November 27, 2023 The Academic Minute recently published a podcast featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsWhy Is Everyone So Unhappy at Work Right Now?
November 26, 2023 The Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Moshe Cohen, Senior Lecturer of Management and Organizations...
Read moreDetailsScrapping the state’s liquor license law makes economic sense
Should Massachusetts scrap statewide rules capping the number of restaurants allowed to serve liquor in each city and town? The...
Read moreDetailsAirlines are frustrating travelers by changing frequent flyer program rules – here’s why they keep doing it
As the U.S. holiday travel season picks up, many people are noticing that their frequent flyer benefits aren’t going as far as...
Read moreDetailsRedirecting Innovation: Can We? Should We?
This month, Questrom School of Business hosted the panel, “Redirecting Innovation: Can We? Should We?” featuring James Rebitzer, Peter and...
Read moreDetailsSo Thieves Nabbed Your Catalytic Converter. Here’s Where It Ended Up.
November 16, 2023 The New York Times recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the...
Read moreDetailsPatent buyouts could spur vital innovation in antibiotics, vaccines, and other medical fields
November 14, 2023 STAT recently published an article written by James Rebitzer, Professor in Markets, Public Policy and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsQuestrom Women Mean Business: Meet Shannon Watkins, CMO of the Jordan Brand at Nike
This month, Questrom School of Business welcomed Shannon Watkins, Chief Marketing Officer of the Jordan Brand, to the stage to...
Read moreDetails‘Vibrant community’: Life sciences in Massachusetts growing but startups need help
November 13, 2023 Cape Cod Times recently published an article featuring Avi Seidmann, Professor of Information Systems, discussing how startups...
Read moreDetailsEthereum ETFs are Coming: Blackrock Files With the NASDAQ
November 10, 2023 Blockonomi recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing BlackRock’s recent filing for...
Read moreDetailsPlane crashes, a global pandemic and terrorist attacks: How tragedy shaped DFW Airport
November 9th, 2023 The Dallas Morning News recently published an article featuring Samuel Engel, Lecturer of Marketing, discussing both the...
Read moreDetailsWall Street CEOs Flocked to Hong Kong—and Kept Quiet on China
November 7, 2023 Wall Street Journal recently published an article quoting Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the political...
Read moreDetailsQuestrom Women Mean Business: Retire Early Panel with Kim Edwards
Questrom School of Business welcomed Questrom alumna, traveler, and investor, Kim Edwards to participate in the ‘Retire Early Panel’ event...
Read moreDetailsQuestrom $50K Case Competition: In the Trenches of Sustainability with Casella
In this episode of the Insights@Questrom Podcast, we talk to Greg Stoller, Senior Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation at Questrom...
Read moreDetailsThe Optimistic Pessimist
Moshe Cohen, Senior Lecturer in Management & Organizations, sits down with Insights Contributors Steve Sisto and Shannon Light to discuss...
Read moreDetailsAll eyes (or at least, some eyes) on the UK’s AI Safety Summit
October 19, 2023 Politico recently published an article featuring Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, Florian Ederer, discussing the...
Read moreDetailsGoogle at 25: AI’s Promise and Perils for Search
As Google celebrates its 25th birthday, what does the future of artificial intelligence hold, and how does it serve as...
Read moreDetailsGoodwill Tries to Figure Out Online Commerce
The New York Times recently published an article featuring Patricia Hambrick, Master Lecturer of Marketing, discussing how e-commerce is a...
Read moreDetailsReject the RECOUP Act
October 14, 2023 Washington Examiner recently published an article referencing Master Lecturer of Finance, Mark Williams, NPR interview discussing the...
Read moreDetailsThe war in Israel is already an issue inside workplaces. Here’s how leaders can talk about it with employees
October 10, 2023 Fortune recently published an article featuring Professor of the Practice, Management and Organizations, David Almeda discussing the...
Read moreDetailsWhat today’s labor leaders can learn from the explosive rise and quick fall of the typesetters union
Can a seemingly robust labor union simply collapse? The news is full of stories about growing union power – but...
Read moreDetailsCompanies may benefit from transparency about racial diversity efforts
September 25, 2023 American Psychological Association recently published an article featuring Associate Professor of Management and Organizations, Evan Apfelbaum, discussing...
Read moreDetailsCoworking Spaces Can Help Prevent Employee Loneliness, Isolation
SHRM recently published an article featuring organizational psychologist and Lecturer in Management and Organizations, Constance Hadley, discussing the growing problem...
Read moreDetailsImpact of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installation on Foot-Traffic at Brick-and-Mortar Retailers
Your research investigates a very specific aspect of the EV adoption ecosystem—how it affects brick-and-mortar retailers. Why did you choose...
Read moreDetailsHow Apple Defines Consumer Logic
The Swaddle recently published an article featuring Dean Susan Fournier discussing how Apple consistently defies consumer logic.
Read moreDetailsThere’s a Problem With the Telehealth Revolution
September 11, 2023 Slate recently published an article co-authored by Gordon Burtch, Associate Professor in Information Systems, and Meizi Zhou,...
Read moreDetailsWe’re Not Racing to the Moon, We’re Making It Home
September 8, 2023 Gizmodo recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, on...
Read moreDetailsWhat Is ‘Big Law?’
September 7, 2023 U.S. News recently published an article featuring Lisa Roher, Professor of the Practice, Management and Organizations, on...
Read moreDetailsHow to Make American Health Care Cheaper and Better
September 6, 2023 The New York Times recently published an article featuring James Rebitzer, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsMillions of workers could soon receive a pay boost through new overtime rules
August 31, 2023 CBS Austin recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsShould the Federal Home Loan banks become public benefit corporations?
August 30, 2023 American Banker recently published an article featuring Master Lecturer of Finance, Mark Williams, on the controversy over...
Read moreDetailsWhy Customers Leave Platforms — and How to Retain Them
August 30, 2023 HBR recently published an article co-authored by Marshall Van Alstyne, Professor in Management and Information Systems, on...
Read moreDetailsHow Organizations Can Improve Worker Buy-in on Diversity Efforts
August 27, 2023 Time recently published an article featuring Oriane Georgeac, Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations, on navigating diversity...
Read moreDetailsRemote Working vs. the Office — Which is Better?
August 25, 2023 NPR recently interviewed Constance Hadley, Lecturer in Management & Organizations, discussing the growing number of companies requiring...
Read moreDetailsFHLBank helped multiple lenders weather the storm
August 24, 2023 The Financial Times recently published an article by Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, on the Federal...
Read moreDetailsAn economist explains why the U.S. space economy’s output is shrinking
August 22, 2023 FastCompany recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, on...
Read moreDetailsWhat the hospital-at-home movement tells us about igniting innovation in health care
August 21, 2023 STAT recently published an article co-authored by James Rebitzer, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, on...
Read moreDetailsThe Hidden Risk of Getting Paid in Stock Options
August 18, 2023 The New York Times recently published an article discussing the regulations surrounding private companies' fundraising for growth...
Read moreDetailsWhat rockets a brand into cult following status?
August 15, 2023 BBC recently published an article featuring Dean Susan Fournier discussing how strategic marketing plays a pivotal role...
Read moreDetailsThe US banking safety net has proved its value
August 14, 2023 The Financial Times recently published an article by Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance on the country's...
Read moreDetailsIn a ‘work-from-anywhere’ world, where are people working?
August 13, 2023 The Boston Globe recently published an article featuring Constance Hadley, Associate Professor of Management and Organizations, discussing...
Read moreDetailsWhat happens after the collapse of a 99-year-old trucking company?
August 9, 2023 CBS Austin recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetails34-year-old Kickstarter CEO credits his success to 2 traits: They’re an ‘essential skill set’
August 7, 2023 CNBC recently published an article featuring Constance Hadley, Lecturer of Management and Organizations discussing insight from her...
Read moreDetailsBarbie: A Revolving Legacy
Despite that sales were down 22% in 2023, Barbie is trending again.
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August 4, 2023 CNBC recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsWhat Francesca Gino’s Harvard Lawsuit Says About Data Colada’s Fraud Allegations
August 4, 2023 Poets & Quants recently published an article featuring Andrew King, Associate Professor of Strategy and Innovation, discussing...
Read moreDetailsWomen Scientists: Is Bias Keeping Them from Success?
At the turn of the century, women represented far less than half of people studying and working in the sciences,...
Read moreDetailsBank Capital Revamp Omits Long-Term Asset Issue That Felled SVB
July 31, 2023 Bloomberg Tax recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the recent proposal...
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July 27, 2023 NPR recently published an article featuring Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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July 26, 2023 The Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Charles Tharpe, Associate Professor of Management and Organizations,...
Read moreDetailsWhite House uses the term ‘Bidenomics’ to help sell the president’s economic agenda
July 26, 2023 NPR recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsThe Relevance of the Barbie Experience
July 24, 2023 It’s not just a brand extension, it’s the relevant brand we need Under all the Barbie hype,...
Read moreDetailsIs Threads bad for privacy? Not uniquely, expert says
July 25, 2023 Futurity recently published an article featuring Garrett Johnson, Assistant Professor of Marketing, discussing online privacy concerns, behavioral...
Read moreDetailsBrilliant? Delusional? Understanding Why Elon Musk Changed Twitter to X
July 25, 2023 In a recent interview with BU Today, Dean Susan Fournier discussed the rebranding of social media platform,...
Read moreDetailsIs Elon Musk right to ditch the Twitter bird logo?
July 25, 2023 BBC News recently published an article featuring Shuba Srinivasan, Professor of Marketing, discussing Elon Musk’s decision to...
Read moreDetailsMusk Rolls Dice with Drastic Rebranding of Twitter
July 24, 2023 TechNewsWorld recently published an article featuring Patricia Hambrick, Master Lecturer of Marketing, discussing Elon Musk's transformative move...
Read moreDetailsDrug pricing and the ‘impossible trinity’ for patients
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July 19, 2023 Bloomberg Law recently published an article featuring Reni Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
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Read moreDetailsQuestrom and BU Means Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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Read moreDetailsThe Fastest Bank Run in US History was Sparked by Crypto Banking
July 12, 2023 Quartz recently published an article where Questrom’s Master Lecturer of Finance, Mark Williams, discussed the risks associated...
Read moreDetails“Apologies for the confusion. I’ve made a mistake…”
Rather than perform an exercise just for the sake of it, like writing fortunes for fortune cookies, which it does...
Read moreDetailsLong delays in processing US passport applications
July 5, 2023 The World recently published a segment featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsA new travel nightmare: New passport delays lasting 13 weeks
July 4, 2023 KARE11 recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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July 3, 2023 The Associated Press recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
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July 3, 2023 NPR recently published a segment featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsBig U.S. banks passed the Fed’s stress test—but there’s a ‘looming risk,’ says former Fed official
June 30, 2023 Fortune recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, addressing the Federal Reserve Board’s...
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There are three scopes of greenhouse gas emissions: Scope 1 emissions are the direct emissions a company generates from sources...
Read moreDetailsBest Personal Loans for a 600 Credit Score
June 7, 2023 WalletHub recently published an article featuring Assistant Professor of Accounting, Jesse Chan, discussing his expertise on taking...
Read moreDetailsInflation Causes Drivers to Switch Car Insurance Carriers
June 5, 2023 Kiplinger recently published an article featuring Aaron Stevens, Senior Lecturer of Finance, discussing the rising auto insurance...
Read moreDetailsInside the Push to Make Everyone Friends at Work
May 29, 2023 The Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Constance Hadley, Lecturer of Management and Organizations, discussing...
Read moreDetailsStrategies for Onboarding in a Hybrid World
May 23, 2023 Microsoft recently published an article featuring Siobhan O’Mahony, Professor of Strategy & Innovation, discussing the challenges of...
Read moreDetailsHow do sustainable supply chains improve the continuity of supply and protect the environment?
Sustainable supply chains help ensure that products are produced and distributed in a way that is environmentally and socially responsible,...
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May 22, 2023 Forbes recently published an article featuring Patricia Cortes, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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May 17, 2023 Fortune recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the financial impact of...
Read moreDetailsOpposing scientists find no clear evidence for gender bias in academic science
May 16, 2023 Big Think recently published an article featuring Shulamit Kahn, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law...
Read moreDetailsBenefits of Supply Chain Visibility
Supply chain management has one main objective: To offer the best value to the consumers. What we mean by “value”...
Read moreDetailsWhy Employees Hate Hot-Desking
May 13, 2023 The Wall Street Journal recently published an article featuring Leroy Gonsalves, Assistant Professor of Management & Organizations,...
Read moreDetailsLoneliness is at epidemic proportions in modern organizations. Questrom expert tells how to address it
May 12, 2023 The Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Constance Hadley, Lecturer of Management & Organizations, discussing...
Read moreDetailsEconomists Say Increasing Immigration Will Reduce Inflation
May 4, 2023 Forbes recently published an article featuring Patricia Cortes, Associate Professor in Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsStop Comparing ChatGPT to Calculators!
ChatGPT is different. As an engineering student, I was the first person in my class to have an HP-35 advanced...
Read moreDetailsLeadership Communications
How does Questrom School of Business prepare students to excel in leadership communications? In this Expert Take, Michelle Ehrenreich Master...
Read moreDetailsSports Gambling
April 18, 2023 WGBH recently interviewed Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law discussing the first month...
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Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law and H. Sami Karaca, Clinical Assistant Professor, discuss the...
Read moreDetailsIs Creativity in Advertising Dead in the age of AI?
Last month, Insights@Questrom Live and the Susilo Institute for Ethics in the Global Economy webinar series welcomed Jeff Goodby, Co-Chair...
Read moreDetailsHow Higher Ed Can Contend with Learning Platforms
Chrysanthos Dellarocas, Shipley Professor and Professor of Information Systems, and Andrei Hagiu, Associate Professor of Information Systems, discuss their recent...
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What are the benefits and limitations of Amazon's RxPass to Prime members? With Amazon’s new RxPass, Prime members can pay...
Read moreDetailsInflation Cools, Prices Remain High
Inflation is falling, but prices continue to hit consumers in the pocket. Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discusses why...
Read moreDetailsMBA Case Competitions: Meet Boston University’s Master Case Coach
February 6, 2023 Poets & Quants recently published an article featuring Greg Stroller, Senior Lecturer, discussing his successes in coaching...
Read moreDetailsDo People Believe Generative AI?
One of the most promising applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is that of generative AI: AI algorithms capable of producing...
Read moreDetailsBuying gifts? Why ‘buy now, pay later’ could be a dangerous option for many holiday shoppers
The Conversation recently published an article written by Jay Zagorsky, Senior Lecturer, discussing the dangers behind buy now, pay later...
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OpenAi’s ChatGPT is the most advanced chatbot that can take an inquiry and produce a very readable and impressive summary...
Read moreDetailsLarry Fink Asked to Step Down by Bluebell (London) – He Shouldn’t
Larry Fink (BlackRock), Marc Benioff (Salesforce), and others claim that good stakeholder policy can be good for shareholder returns. They...
Read moreDetailsS1:E2 What the FTX?
In this episode of the Insights@Questrom Podcast we explore the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange giant, FTX. Fernando Zapatero, Richard...
Read moreDetailsUnderstanding the Challenges of the Airline Industry
What are the challenges facing the airline industry? Samuel Engel, Faculty of Questrom School of Business, discusses the demands, obstacles,...
Read moreDetailsInsights Live Recap: When Women Lead with Julia Boorstin
Questrom School of Business welcomed CNBC’s Senior Media & Tech Correspondent Julia Boorstin to the stage at the Rafik B....
Read moreDetails3 Questions About BU Questrom’s Online MBA
December 1, 2022 - Inside Higher Ed recently published an article featuring Charlotte Wang, Learning Facilitator, discussing BU Questrom’s online...
Read moreDetailsWhen’s the Best Time to Use Frequent Flyer Miles to Book Flights?
The Conversation recently published an article coauthored by Clinical Associate Professors of Markets, Public Policy, and Law Jay Zagorsky and...
Read moreDetailsThe Changing Role of Business in Society
Special Series Partners in Business Ethics Symposium Insights Part 1: The Changing Role of Business in Society How do we...
Read moreDetailsHow winning record $2 billion Powerball jackpot could still lead to bankruptcy
The Conversation recently published an article written by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor, discussing the logistics behind the largest Powerball...
Read moreDetailsTo Encourage Patients to Fill Prescriptions, Fix Copays
Harvard Business Review recently published an article by Tal Gross, Associate Professor, discussing ways insurers can benefit from copayments and...
Read moreDetailsMirror, Mirror on the MA Ballot: Is Question 1 the Fairest Tax of Them All?
On Tuesday, November 8, Massachusetts voters will head to the polls to decide on the future of the Commonwealth. In...
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The applications of blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrency are compellingly illustrated in TRUST, a graphic novel written and illustrated by Anne...
Read moreDetailsInsights@Questrom Live: Who is James Rhee? And Why is He First on Everybody’s List?
Last week, Questrom School of Business welcomed CEO, thought leader, and social entrepreneur James Rhee to the stage at the...
Read moreDetailsHave we forgotten the true meaning of Labor Day?
Labor Day is a U.S. national holiday held the first Monday every September. Unlike most U.S. holidays, it is a...
Read moreDetails[Radio Health Journal] Offshoring Medication: Where Are Your Generic Drugs Being Made?
Radio Health Journal recently published a segment featuring Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing her...
Read moreDetailsExpert Take: Oil Market Volatility
Why have oil market prices risen, and what does this mean for the future? In this Expert Take, Richard Stuebi,...
Read moreDetailsWorried About Back-to-School Inflation? Latest Price Data on Backpacks, Laptops, and Kids’ Clothes Offers Some Relief for Parents
As summer draws to a close, it is time for many to think about back-to-school shopping, such as notebooks, backpacks...
Read moreDetailsFood Delivery Platforms: Worth the Bite Out of Revenue for Restaurants, or has the Relationship Spoiled?
During the pandemic, food delivery services kept many restaurants in business. But, as life returns to normal, are the revenue...
Read moreDetails[MIT SMR] Will Online Degrees Threaten the Traditional MBA? What Experts Say
MIT SMR Strategy Forum recently published insight featuring Timothy Simcoe, Professor of Strategy and Innovation, discussing the value and future...
Read moreDetailsYes, fireworks prices are skyrocketing, but there should be plenty of bottle rockets and sparklers for you and your family this Fourth of July
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Read moreDetails[Medpage Today] Will CVS Health Be a Positive Disruptor to Primary Care?
Lucia Ryll, fourth year medical student and Health Sector MBA candidate from Boston University, recently penned an op-ed for Medpage...
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Read moreDetailsNew Recipe for Restaurant, App contract
May 23, 2022 ScienceDaily recently published an article co-authored by Pnina Feldman, Associate Professor of Operations and Technology Management, on...
Read moreDetailsKirk’s Inconvenient Truth About ESG Investing
GreenBiz recently posted insight coauthored by Andrew King, Professor in Management, Strategy, and Innovation, discussing recent controversial comments on ESG...
Read moreDetailsBuilding Trust to Combat the Spread of Misinformation About Corporations
April 20, 2022 Harvard Business Review Analytic Service recently published a white paper on truth, trust, and tech, sponsored by...
Read moreDetailsThe Winners and Losers of the Proposed Insulin Cost Cap
Medpage Today recently published an article co-authored by Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing how...
Read moreDetailsBurnout and Loneliness: Workplace Problems, Not Worker Problems
Medium recently published insight from Constance Hadley, Lecturer of Management & Organizations, on her analysis of the ‘Great Rethinking’ and...
Read moreDetailsHow Communities are Saving Lives with Clever Ideas and Cleaner Air
We often hear that “necessity is the mother of invention”, so it is no surprise that the Covid-19 pandemic –...
Read moreDetailsHow a nondescript box has been saving lives during the pandemic – and revealing the power of grassroots innovation
An unassuming duct tape-and-cardboard construction known as a Corsi-Rosenthal box – is playing an important part in the fight against...
Read moreDetailsHas Strategic Management Overlooked the Role of Purpose? What Experts Say
MIT's SMR Strategy Forum recently featured Timothy Simcoe, Professor of Strategy and Innovation, as a strategy expert to address the...
Read moreDetails[CBS Boston] Gas Station Owners Say They’re Not Gouging As People Feel Pain At Pumps
March 8, 2022 CBS Boston recently interviewed Jay Zagorsky, Senior Lecturer in Markets, Public Policy, and Law, on the high...
Read moreDetailsAntimicrobial Resistance: What’s At Stake and What Are We Doing About It?
Health Affairs Forefront recently published insight from their short series, “Prescription Drugs: Promoting Affordability and Innovation,” a conference hosted by...
Read moreDetails[World Economic Forum] Gender Pay Gap: Why Attitudes to Risk Could be Making it Worse
February 13, 2022 World Economic Forum recently published insight featuring Patricia Cortes, Associate Professor in Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetails[BU Today] How Much Did US Insurers Waste on Ivermectin for COVID?
BU Today’s podcast ‘Question of the Week’ recently interviewed Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, & Law, on...
Read moreDetailsAI Technology and Its Role During COVID-19
How has the COVID-19 pandemic shaped our ability to utilize Artificial Intelligence, and how have we adapted AI to respond...
Read moreDetailsThe Great Resignation: Historical Data and a Deeper Analysis Show It’s Not as Great as Screaming Headlines Suggest
The Great Resignation: Historical data and a deeper analysis show it’s not as great as screaming headlines suggest
Read moreDetailsThe Wisdom of the Crowd and Prediction Markets
What are the advantages- and the pitfalls- of crowdsourcing predictions? In this Insights@Questrom analysis, Questrom Professor in Management and Professor,...
Read moreDetailsNature Human Behavior: Understanding, Explaining, and Utilizing Medical Artificial Intelligence
Nature Human Behavior recently published a study co-researched by Chiara Longoni, Assistant Professor of Marketing, and Carey Morewedge, Professor of...
Read moreDetailsExpert Take: Regulating Prescription Drug Prices While Increasing Innovation
How can the pharmaceutical industry balance innovation with affordability? In this Expert Take, Questrom's Rena Conti, Dean's Research Scholar and...
Read moreDetailsWhat is the Metaverse and Why Should We Care?
Facebook’s recent announcement that it will adopt the brand name Meta signifies a new effort by the technology industry to...
Read moreDetailsQuestrom Panel on “ESG Financing” Features Insight from Academic and Private Sector Experts in Ethical Investing
The Master of Science in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology (MSMFT) program at Boston University Questrom School of Business marked...
Read moreDetailsMIT Sloan Management Review: When We Don’t Own the Things We Use, Will We Still Love Them?
MIT Sloan recently published research by Carey Morewedge, Professor in Marketing, about what businesses need to understand about the evolution...
Read moreDetailsChina’s Tech Crackdown – Part 2: Reasserting Control Over a Growing Industry
The drop in the Chinese export market has made domestic consumption- and domestic political and economic control- all the more...
Read moreDetailsBU Today: Training for the Hybrid Office
Paul "Hutch" Hutchinson, Senior Lecturer in Management & Organizations, recently spoke with BU Today about how work is changing in...
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The impact of extreme weather events on infrastructure has grown increasingly relevant in recent years, driven by a surge in...
Read moreDetailsThis Week’s FDA Approval of E-Cigarettes: Throwing kids under the bus vs. abandoning adult smokers?
In regulating tobacco products, how should the FDA balance the goals of preventing youth consumption versus helping adult smokers quit?...
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What does the recent tightening of regulations on Chinese technology firms signal about their role in the Chinese economy, the...
Read moreDetailsFuturity: Hospital Care for COVID Could Cost You Thousands
Futurity recently published insight co-authored by Rena Conti, Associate Professor in the Department of Markets, Public Policy and Law, on...
Read moreDetailsFactCheck: PhRMA Ad Misleads on Medicare Drug Negotiation Legislation
FactCheck recently published insight from Rena Conti, Associate Professor in the Department of Markets, Public Policy and Law, on the...
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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have exploded in value, but has that growth translated into actual use as a medium of exchange?...
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The Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge was part of Boston’s Big Dig, which was infamous for its cost overruns....
Read moreDetailsHarvard Business Review: For Patients to Trust Medical AI, They Need to Understand It
Diagnostic care health applications, enabled by artificial intelligence (AI), have become more widely available directly to consumers, including on mobile...
Read moreDetailsHarvard Business Review: It’s Time to Update Section 230
Harvard Business Review recently published insight co-authored by Marshall Van Alstyne, Questrom Professor of Management and Professor of Information Systems,...
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How should the United States respond to the climate crisis? In this Insights@Questrom Expert Take, Professor of the Practice in...
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Workplace rules and habits have been scrambled by the COVID-19 pandemic and associated remote work revolution- but have employment laws...
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The pandemic has forced the world to rethink the way we work. In this Insights@Questrom Expert Take, Senior Lecturer, Management...
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Team learning has become more important than ever as remote work technologies enable easier collaboration across great distances. In this...
Read moreDetailsClean and Competitive: Opportunities for U.S. Manufacturing Leadership in the Global-Low Carbon Economy
Information Technology & Innovation Foundation recently published insight co-authored by Peter Fox-Penner, Professor of Practice. Peter’s study focuses on the...
Read moreDetailsOn-Demand Webinar: Improving Sustainable Investing through Better ESG Metrics
The Institute for Sustainable Energy at Boston University recently co-hosted the webinar “Improving Sustainable Investing through Better ESG Metrics” featuring...
Read moreDetailsThe Role of Green Manufacturing Costs in Consumers’ Willingness to Pay
In this Insights Q&A, a team of Questrom researchers- Assistant Professor, Marketing Chiara Longoni, Associate Professor, Marketing Remi Trudel, and...
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On May 4th, Boston University Questrom School of Business and Innovate@BU hosted Steve Blank and Alex Osterwalder in a webinar...
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In this Insights Q&A, Dean’s Research Scholar and Associate Professor, Marketing Monic Sun tackles the increasing influence of social media...
Read moreDetailsManagement Science: Scandal, Social Movement, and Change: Evidence from #MeToo in Hollywood
Management Science recently published a study co-authored by Laurina Zhang, Assistant Professor in Strategy & Innovation, examining the effect of...
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Estelle Yuan Sun, Associate Professor in Accounting at Questrom, discusses her recent research on firms disclosing information related to climate...
Read moreDetailsInsights Live: Should We Regulate Platforms? How?
Join Marshall Van Alstyne, Questrom Professor in Management, as he hosts a panel of experts, including Andrei Hagiu, Associate Professor...
Read moreDetailsHarvard Business Review: Measuring the Impact of #MeToo on Gender Equity in Hollywood
Harvard Business Review recently published insight co-authored by Laurina Zhang, Assistant Professor in Strategy & Innovation, on her research examining...
Read moreDetailsNational Bureau of Economic Research: Gender Differences in Job Search and the Earnings Gap: Evidence from Business Majors
In a working paper recently published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), Patricia Cortés, Associate Professor in Markets,...
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Is it possible to map out entrepreneurship across the United States? Catherine Fazio, Lecturer in Strategy and Innovation, explains in...
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Siobhan O'Mahony, Feld Family Professor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Questrom, and Ian Mashiter, Master Lecturer in Strategy & Innovation...
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In Part 2 of this seven part series, Darrell Griffin from the Institute for Health Systems Innovation & Policy, sits...
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Moshe Cohen provides insight on the importance of assessment when negotiating a job offer. He offers advice and guidance on...
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Boston University’s Institute for Sustainable Energy recently hosted a webinar featuring Associate Professor of Operations and Technology Management at Questrom...
Read moreDetailsHarvard Business Review: Shareholder Activism for Climate Risk Disclosures
Harvard Business Review recently published an article coauthored by Caroline Flammer, Dean’s Research Scholar and Associate Professor of Strategy and...
Read moreDetailsAmerican Sociological Review: Translating Expertise Across Work Contexts
American Sociological Review recently published an article authored by Michel Anteby, Dean’s Research Scholar and Professor, Management & Organizations and...
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For 20 years progressive thinkers have argued that a more sustainable form of capitalism would arise if companies regularly measured...
Read moreDetailsHarvard Business Review: Don’t Let Platforms Commoditize Your Business
Large digital multisided platforms (MSPs) such as Amazon, Alibaba, and Apple’s App Store have made it significantly easier for sellers to reach...
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What impact will telemedicine and digital technology have on the U.S. healthcare system? Will telemedicine continue to be popular after...
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A recent survey conducted over social media by Abraham (Avi) Seidmann, Everett W. Lord Distinguished Faculty Scholar and Professor of...
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Managing and growing a business is a challenge for every entrepreneur. How can that happen in a global pandemic? By...
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COVID-19 revealed significant weaknesses in the global medical supply chain, leaving hospitals without masks, PPE, and other critical supplies at...
Read moreDetailsWhat Do We Know About Robo-Advising?
Financial automation, or robo-advising, is a quickly growing industry. Trends such as WallStreetBets, the subreddit that led the GameStop surge,...
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For decades, many businesses have experienced a race to incorporate the newest and best technologies in their organizations. Professor of...
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WalletHub recently published an article featuring insight from Pearl Steinbuch, Senior Lecturer of Markets, Public Policy, and Law. Pearl spoke...
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Tesary Lin, Assistant Professor, Marketing, explores recent changes in privacy protection, such as Apple’s new iOS 14, and their effects...
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New research from Pnina Feldman, Associate Professor, Operations & Technology Management, explores whether congestion pricing can offer a solution to...
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The performing arts can be an incredibly useful tool in helping individuals on the autism spectrum cope with social anxiety...
Read moreDetailsWe Have a New COVID-19 Relief Bill. Now What?
President Biden recently passed a $1.9 trillion stimulus package for COVID relief. Michael Salinger, Jacqueline and Arthur Bahr Professor and...
Read moreDetailsHospital Forecast for 2021: Biden Administration May Usher In New Approach To Antitrust Analysis In Key Areas
Many hospitals are struggling during COVID as they've had to shut down other wings to keep COVID patients safe. Do...
Read moreDetailsNegotiating Job Offers in Scary Times
How should students navigate the job market and negotiating their salaries? Moshe Cohen, senior lecturer of Management & Organizations and...
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According to a recent BankRate survey, most Americans could not cover a $1,000 financial emergency. Senior Lecturer of Finance Aaron...
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The past year has brought a lot of trauma. How should organizations respond as it pertains to their employees? Should...
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Go behind the headlines into the seamier side of business with interviews with a lawyer in the Bernie Madoff case,...
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A new survey of more than 6,500 U.S. blood cancer patients and survivors reveals only half are likely to get...
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What happens to brands when there is external pressure to change, and how do brands remain authentic as they evolve?...
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What types of new organizations, products, or services will arise due to COVID that haven't yet been discussed widely? How...
Read moreDetailsFrom Fragility to Resilience: COVID-19 Lessons for IOT Enabled Supply Chains
Nitin Joglekar, Associate Professor, Operations and Technology Management, is currently serving as an expert on advanced manufacturing and supply chains,...
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The power outages in Texas due to a winter storm are causing people to point to the fragility of energy...
Read moreDetailsEnergy Policy with Questrom’s Peter Fox-Penner and Congressman Sean Casten
When will Congress get to a major “infrastructure bill” that has significant energy provisions in it, and what’s likely to...
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The pandemic and subsequent economic downturn have forced companies to readjust their business models and pivot quickly to adapt to...
Read moreDetailsNew Research Shows People Can Substantially Improve Their Decision-Making by Observing Others
Professor of Marketing Carey Morewedge, with coauthors Haewon Yoon (Indiana University Kelley School of Business) and Irene Scopelliti (Business School...
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As pharmaceutical companies and politicians scramble to disseminate the COVID-19 vaccine, one thing has become clear – accessibility is not...
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Human brands such as Calvin Klein and David Beckham are at once hugely powerful as well as highly risky. In...
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What does it take to go from the spark of an idea to founding a new company? This episode gives...
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In this Insights@Questrom Q&A, Barbara Bickart, Senior Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and Associate Professor of Marketing, explains how influencers...
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The nation’s leading experts in biopharmaceutical innovation and pricing reform recently convened for a virtual discussion exploring the relationship between...
Read moreDetailsThe Pandemic’s Effect on US Health Insurance
What impact has the pandemic had on the current US health insurance system? What bottlenecks/constraints have there been to care,...
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Pfizer and Moderna are working rapidly to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine. Insights@Questrom spoke with Marcus Bellamy, Assistant Professor, Operations...
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Lecturer of Management Constance Hadley recently had a piece published in MIT Sloan Management Review on team member loneliness. Specifically,...
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Massachusetts' minimum wage has been raised from $12.75 to $13.50 per hour. While businesses have been preparing for this increase...
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Experts predict that under a new Biden administration, mortgage rates will remain low, homebuying may become more challenging with the...
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Sit down with Marcus Collins, Senior Vice President for Social Engagement at the Doner Agency, as he shares his insights...
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Investors will soon be able to trade water as other commodities over fears of a future scarcity of the resource....
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Key 2021 trends and takeaways from interviews with 31 Boston venture capitalists, industry professionals, and experts.
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A new study suggests that up to a third of "excess deaths" in 2020 may not be attributable directly to...
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The pandemic has increased dependence on online shopping and the way consumers interact with companies. How has the digital purchase...
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What climate change policies should be passed now as the US enters the final stretch of the election period? What...
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MIT Sloan Distinguished Professor of Management Science Catherine Tucker takes viewers through her recent research looking at the ways algorithms...
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What are key conflict management strategies that managers should know? Why is it important to manage conflicts in your organizations...
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As the U.S. enters the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic and some states such as California lockdown, small businesses...
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Associate Professor of Management & Organizations Michael Anteby researches the role that ghostwriters play in creating "authentic" content for the...
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Companies are rapidly deploying artificial intelligence to lessen the burden on service employees and create a more streamlined process. Michelle...
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The stock market is now intertwined with COVID – when cases spike, the market drops, and vice versa. Insights@Questrom spoke...
Read moreDetailsMIT Sloan Management Review: Accelerating Supply Chain Scenario Planning
Professor Nitin Joglekar recently published an article in MIT Sloan Management Review on adapting supply chains to react to times...
Read moreDetailsStanford Social Innovation Review: The Dangerous Allure of Win-Win Strategies
Questrom’s Andy King recently published an article in the Stanford Social Innovation Review on the “win-win” strategies businesses utilize. It...
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Research by Chiara Longoni, Assistant Professor of Marketing, explores what is known as the “word-of-machine effect,” where customers view AI...
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Restrictions on student and work visas are directing international applicants to universities in other countries. Shulamit Kahn and Megan MacGarvie,...
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Initial results for the Pfizer vaccine suggest that the vaccine is 95% effective. Eric Jacquier, clinical professor of finance, explains...
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COVID-19 infection rates and hospitalization rates are reaching new daily records, and deaths now have exceeded 240,000. The present surge...
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The recent #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements have sparked increasing discussion around gender and racial diversity in the workplace....
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The tax policies proposed by President-elect Joe Biden has implications for your paycheck, investments, and retirement savings. Insights@Questrom spoke to...
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Steve Tadelis, Sarin Chair in Leadership and Strategy at the University of California, Berkley, Haas School of Business, walks viewers...
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