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Faculty in the Media
Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate joins Mendoza College of Business
The Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate was founded to advance real estate education and research at Notre Dame and supports one of the University's most popular academic offerings: the real estate minor.
Faculty in the Media
Uncovering the invisible cost
Science Magazine covered groundbreaking research by accountancy professor Brad Badertscher that analyzes pre-IPO compensation structures and how they relate to post-IPO firm outcomes.
Science Magazine
Faculty in the Media
How to achieve your most ambitious goals for 2026
Management professor Joe Holt's op-ed for Forbes suggests strategies for achieving goals in 2026.
Faculty in the Media
Retail investors close out one of their best years ever. How they beat Wall Street at its own game
Finance professor Zhi Da discussed retail investor "TACO trade" activity in 2025 with CNBC.
Faculty in the Media
How does investor buzz sway the stock market?
Research by finance professor Zhi Da reveals that attention on individual stocks might actually predict the entire market’s short-term future performance
Futurity
Consumer Behavior
Covid study shows online learning is better for some subjects
Research from Shijie Lu looks at how the abrupt move from classroom teaching to online learning during the lockdown affected college students’ performance in China.
Futurity
Analytics & Technology
Cloudflare outage impacts thousands, disrupting transit systems, ChatGPT, X and more
PBS shared quotes from cyber security expert Michael Chapple about the Cloudflare outage that impacted online gaming and social media platforms.
PBS
Analytics & Technology
Cloudflare resolves outage that impacted thousands, ChatGPT, X and more
Cyber security expert Mike Chapple discusses how Cloudfare works and what happens when it goes down with the Washington Post.
Washington Post
Consumer Behavior
Why shoppers prefer chatbots for embarrassing purchases
A study by Jianna Jin and her co-authors shows that non-humanlike chatbots are preferred when consumers purchase embarrassing products.
Fast Company
Consumer Behavior
Customers can become more loyal if their banks solve fraud cases, researchers find
Marketing professor Vamsi Kanuri and his co-authors researched how customers respond when banks investigate fraud.
The Conversation