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Faculty in the Media
Science magazine wrote a piece about new research by marketing professor Emily Garbinsky and professors at three other universities which explored the question when does hiding purchases, debt and savings constitute “financial infidelity”?
Faculty in the Media
Finance professor Jeffrey Bergstrand gives perspective on the historical problems with a fixed exchange rate system in an article for Fortune magazine.
Mendoza
The Mendoza College of Business received a Silver award in the W³ Awards' General Website Categories‐School/University for the main site. The W³ Awards celebrates digital excellence by honoring outstanding websites, web marketing, video, mobile sites/apps, and social content created by some of the best interactive agencies, designers, and creators worldwide.
Faculty in the Media
Phys.org covered research from marketing professor Emily Garbinsky that introduces the concept of financial infidelity—engaging in any financial behavior likely to be frowned upon by a romantic partner and intentionally failing to disclose that behavior.
Business Ethics
A new study by accountancy professor Zachary Kowaleski provides an evidence-based answer to a question that is both a timely—and timeless—question, as illustrated by NBC’s hit TV show The Good Place.
Faculty in the Media
The Wall Street Journal cited accountancy associate professor Jeff Burks' research findings that companies are increasingly likely to correct accounting problems by quietly updating past numbers, rather than alerting investors and reissuing financial statements.
Faculty in the Media
IT, Analytics, and Operations professor Mike Chapple proposes the foundational solutions that all businesses should deploy to keep their data safe in an interview for Biz Tech.
Faculty Research
A study by marketing professor Emily Garbinsky and her co-researchers introduces, defines and measures financial infidelity.
Mendoza
A week spent in Napa Valley is a memorable adventure in and of itself. But a week spent delivering thoughtful solutions to a businesses’ challenges alongside classmates who have shared in the joys and pressures of creating those solutions creates an unforgettable and formative experience.
Faculty in the Media
Management professor Christopher Stevens shared his experiences as a professor and entrepreneur and speaks about Notre Dame's Inspired Leadership Initiative with WGN Radio’s Karen Conti.