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Small businesses in the US may take the brunt of tariffs
April 22, 2025 SupplyChainDive recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing how small...
Read moreDetailsTariffs are expected to worsen the divide between Main Street and Wall Street
April 22, 2025 Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing...
Read moreDetailsAre You Missing Growth Opportunities for Your Platform?
April 2025 Harvard Business Review recently published an article co-authored by Marshall Van Alstyne, Allen and Kelli Professor in Information...
Read moreDetailsUS, China heading for split that could alter global economy
April 11, 2025 ABC News 7 recently published an article featuring Joseph LiPuma, Philip Van Horn Gerdine Clinical Associate Professor...
Read moreDetailsLower gas, oil prices ‘a good news story for America’ amid inflation, tariff uncertainty
April 10, 2025 The National News Desk recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsSmall businesses may take the brunt of tariffs, even when they’re based in the US
April 10, 2025 Retail Dive recently published an article featuring Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing how...
Read moreDetailsBusiness school professors’ picks
April 8, 2025 Financial Times recently released its Business school professors’ picks featuring insights from Greg Stoller, Master Lecturer of...
Read moreDetailsPowell sees greater risk to inflation, economic growth as a result of Trump’s tariffs
April 4, 2025 The National News Desk recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing how Federal Reserve Chair Jerome...
Read moreDetailsElon Musk Has Key Advantage To Deal With Donald Trump Tariffs
April 3, 2025 Newsweek recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing how while Tesla may benefit slightly from domestic production, the...
Read moreDetailsBusinesses brace for unknowns ahead of Trump’s unveiling of reciprocal tariffs
April 1, 2025 Fox News Baltimore recently published an article featuring Joseph LiPuma, Philip Van Horn Gerdine Clinical Associate Professor...
Read moreDetailsHousing market’s two-year slide is bringing little relief to affordability issues
March 26, 2025 ABC News 7 recently published an article featuring Keith Munsell, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing...
Read moreDetailsBusiness school professors’ picks
March 3, 2025 Financial Times recently released its Business school professors’ picks featuring insights from Moshe Cohen, Senior Lecturer of...
Read moreDetailsJD Vance Refuses to Rule Out Recession
March 14, 2025 Newsweek recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing how Vice President JD Vance did not...
Read moreDetailsAmerican Airlines petitions Supreme Court to reverse ruling on Northeast Alliance with JetBlue
March 5, 2025 The Points Guy recently published an article featuring Florian Ederer, Allen and Kelli Questrom Professor in Markets,...
Read moreDetailsExploring Capitalism Through the Movies: A Conversation with Professor Michael Salinger
In today’s ever-evolving world, discussions about capitalism are more relevant than ever. As business schools strive to shape the next...
Read moreDetailsBrink Bites: Studying Cigarette Restrictions, the Life of a Famed Poet, and Shifting Attitudes Toward Capitalism
March 4, 2025 The Brink recently published an article featuring research conducted by Sami Karaca and Jay Zagorsky Clinical Associate...
Read moreDetailsBusiness school professors’ picks
March 3, 2025 Financial Times recently released its Business school professors' picks featuring insights from Joseph Lipuma, Philip Van Horn...
Read moreDetailsTrump Gets Economic Red Flag One Day Before Address to Congress
March 3, 2025 Newsweek recently published an article featuring Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance, discussing the concerning economic news President Donald Trump...
Read moreDetailsCould $5,000 DOGE stimulus checks really happen? Here’s what economists say
March 2, 2025 Yahoo News recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsWill Americans get $5,000 checks from DOGE savings like Trump, Musk claim?
February 25, 2025 CBS Morning News recently featured Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetailsAnalysis: Trump announced he is getting rid of the penny. What are the consequences?
February 16, 2025 PBS recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsWhen prices fall in the PPI, do prices fall at the store?
February 13, 2025 Marketplace recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law...
Read moreDetailsTrump’s China tariffs are likely to drive up drug prices and spur shortages
February 3, 2025 NBC News recently published an article featuring Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsShop like it’s 2020: How to roll back 5 years of inflation at the mall
February 1, 2025 USA Today recently published an article featuring Nailya Ordabayeva, Kelli Questrom Associate Professor in Marketing, discussing how...
Read moreDetailsBest Business Credit Cards with Rewards
January 30 2025 WalletHub recently published an interview with Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, analyzing...
Read moreDetailsMortgage rates climb above 7%, risking a prolonged freeze for the housing market
January 17, 2025 2KUTV recently published an article featuring Keith Munsell, Master Lecturer of Strategy and Innovation, discussing how higher...
Read moreDetailsIs capitalism falling out of favor? We analyzed 400,000 news stories to find out
Capitalism, communism and socialism are the world’s three major economic systems. While the phrase “economic system” may seem like a yawn,...
Read moreDetailsWhy Christmas trees in Europe are so much cheaper than in Canada
December 18, 2024 CBC recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
Read moreDetailsPayments Are Going Digital, but Many Seniors Still Rely on Cash
December 7, 2024 The New York Times recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsPOV: To Control Your Spending This Holiday Season, Stick with Cash
December 6, 2024 BU Today recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsHow Not To Break the Bank on Black Friday
November 29, 2024 US News recently published an article by Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsMove over digital payments: is cash money the real future of currency?
November 29, 2024 The National Desk recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsWhat Black Friday’s history tells us about holiday shopping in 2024
November 26, 2024 The Boston Globe recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsHow to Catch the Fraudsters Bilking Medicare for Billions
November 18, 2024 Bloomberg recently published an interview featuring Jetson Leder-Luis, Assistant Professor in Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
Read moreDetails‘Buy American-Hire American’ Executive Order: The Global Relocation of U.S. High-Tech Jobs
Bin Gu, Professor of Information Systems discusses how The "Buy American-Hire American" executive order, aimed at strengthening U.S. employment and...
Read moreDetailsQuestrom Panel Explores Innovation, Technology, and the Future: A Spotlight on Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu
Last November, the Questrom School of Business hosted the panel, “Redirecting Innovation: Can We? Should We?” featuring James Rebitzer, Peter...
Read moreDetailsWould Japanese Ownership of US Steel Really Be a National Security Threat?
October 15, 2024 BU Today recently published an article featuring Michael Salinger, Jacqueline and Arthur Bahr Professor in Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsUS economy continues to power toward a soft landing
October 7, 2024 The National News Desk recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsSen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Madeleine Dean demand food and beverage CEOs put a stop to ‘shrinkflation’
October 7, 2024 NBC News recently published an article featuring Nailya Ordabayeva, Associate Professor in Marketing, discussing how major food...
Read moreDetailsHow would a port workers strike impact Boston? An expert weighs in
September 25, 2024 CBS News Boston recently published a news clip featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public...
Read moreDetailsGranite State malls bet their futures on casinos
September 23, 2024 Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
Read moreDetailsMaking The Case For Capitalism: Questrom Launches A Well-Funded Mehrotra Institute
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
September 20, 2024 BU Today recently published an article discussing the launch of the Ravi K. Mehrotra Institute for Business,...
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 moreDetailsExperts’ Advice About Choosing the Right Types of Business Insurance
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...
Read moreDetailsFireworks sales have fallen back to Earth after years of explosive growth – here’s why
Published: June 27, 2024 8:25am EDT It’s almost the Fourth of July – a day of parades, barbecue and, of...
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 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 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 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 moreDetailsLabor market, interest rates are dragging down revenue growth
May 16th, 2024 Boston Business Journal recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy,...
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 moreDetailsSports betting is out of control
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 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,...
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...
Read moreDetailsWhy March Madness is a special time of year for state budgets
Published: March 22, 2024 8:31am EDT March Madness – the time when the best men’s and women’s college basketball teams challenge each other –...
Read moreDetailsBOJ’s Small Rate Hike May Have Big Ripple Effect Around the World
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...
Read moreDetailsAmericans spend millions of dollars on Valentine’s Day roses. I calculated exactly how much
Feb. 14 is Valentine’s Day – an occasion that traditionally combines romance with big business. One of the biggest businesses...
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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 moreDetailsThe story of inflation, as told through your child’s backpack
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 moreDetailsTornado damage to Pfizer factory highlights vulnerabilities of drug supply
July 27, 2023 NPR recently published an article featuring Rena Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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 moreDetailsDrug pricing and the ‘impossible trinity’ for patients
July 24, 2023 STAT recently published an article coauthored by Keith Ericson, Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, and...
Read moreDetailsHumira Competitors Don’t Guarantee Lower Patient Drug Costs
July 19, 2023 Bloomberg Law recently published an article featuring Reni Conti, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law,...
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...
Read moreDetailsThe wait for US passports is creating travel purgatory and snarling summer plans
July 3, 2023 The Associated Press recently published an article featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and...
Read moreDetailsOur fireworks show
July 3, 2023 NPR recently published a segment featuring Jay Zagorsky, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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 moreDetailsNew Immigration Data Point To Larger U.S. Workforce Issues
May 22, 2023 Forbes recently published an article featuring Patricia Cortes, Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law, discussing...
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 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 moreDetailsStarbucks fans are steamed:
Jay Zagorsky, Clinical Associate Professor of Markets, Public Policy, and Law and H. Sami Karaca, Clinical Assistant Professor, discuss the...
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 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...
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 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 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 moreDetailsYes, fireworks prices are skyrocketing, but there should be plenty of bottle rockets and sparklers for you and your family this Fourth of July
If you’re looking forward to shooting off bottle rockets and Roman candles this Fourth of July, There's good news and...
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 moreDetailsTrillions in infrastructure spending could mean hundreds of billions in fraud
The Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge was part of Boston’s Big Dig, which was infamous for its cost overruns....
Read moreDetailsExpert Take: Mapping Entrepreneurship Across the United States
Is it possible to map out entrepreneurship across the United States? Catherine Fazio, Lecturer in Strategy and Innovation, explains in...
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 moreDetailsHow to Prevent Future Gaps in Texas’ Power Grid
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...
Read moreDetailsBiopharma Experts, Industry Representatives Convene to Discuss Innovation and Drug Pricing, Hosted by Questrom’s Rena Conti
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,...
Read moreDetailsMassachusetts’ Increased Minimum Wage is a Boost for Employees During COVID-19
Massachusetts' minimum wage has been raised from $12.75 to $13.50 per hour. While businesses have been preparing for this increase...
Read moreDetailsWhat Will the Housing Market Look Like Under the Biden Administration?
Experts predict that under a new Biden administration, mortgage rates will remain low, homebuying may become more challenging with the...
Read moreDetailsWhat Investors Should Know About Trading Water in the Futures Market
Investors will soon be able to trade water as other commodities over fears of a future scarcity of the resource....
Read moreDetails2021 Trends in Venture Capital Investing
Key 2021 trends and takeaways from interviews with 31 Boston venture capitalists, industry professionals, and experts.
Read moreDetailsExpert Take: Climate Change Policies & the Presidential Transition
What climate change policies should be passed now as the US enters the final stretch of the election period? What...
Read moreDetailsCalifornia’s Example Might Discourage Businesses from Suing
As the U.S. enters the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic and some states such as California lockdown, small businesses...
Read moreDetailsCOVID-19 is Controlling the Economy
The stock market is now intertwined with COVID – when cases spike, the market drops, and vice versa. Insights@Questrom spoke...
Read moreDetailsUS Universities Are Losing Talented International Students
Restrictions on student and work visas are directing international applicants to universities in other countries. Shulamit Kahn and Megan MacGarvie,...
Read moreDetailsPandemic Priorities for President-Elect Biden
COVID-19 infection rates and hospitalization rates are reaching new daily records, and deaths now have exceeded 240,000. The present surge...
Read moreDetailsHow Biden’s Tax Plan Might Affect You
The tax policies proposed by President-elect Joe Biden has implications for your paycheck, investments, and retirement savings. Insights@Questrom spoke to...
Read moreDetailsCould The Coronavirus Crisis Upend Trade With China?
Questrom's Gregory Stoller on repairing relations between China and the United States and how international trade might change after COVID.
Read moreDetailsThe Case For Keeping Coins Around In The United States
In a new op-ed published by CNN Business, Questrom’s Jay Zagorsky warns that despite a COVID-19 induced coin shortage, a...
Read moreDetailsInsights Live: Stock Market Insights and Outlook
Michael J. Scanlon, Jr. (Questrom ’03), Managing Director at Manulife Investment Management, leads a conversation on the stock market in...
Read moreDetailsNew Businesses—Not Just Main Street Firms—Need Rescuing
Questrom’s Catherine Fazio presents new research that shows new business formation is beginning to decline in a dramatic and worrisome...
Read moreDetailsInsights Live: Stock Market Insights and Outlook
Join Jack Ablin (Questrom’85), Founding Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Cresset Partners as he examines the ultimate impact of...
Read moreDetailsWhat’s Wrong With The Paycheck Protection Program
Questrom Professor’s op-ed illuminates weak points in the Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
Read moreDetailsInsights Live: Town Hall with Chief US Equity Strategist at Citi
Tobias Levkovich (Questrom ’85), Chief US Equity Strategist at Citi, presents a virtual town hall on the state of the...
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