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Faculty in the Media
Comments by Management & Organization professor James O'Rourke were featured in a Reuters piece about brands built on racist stereotypes, such as Quaker's Aunt Jemima.
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Finance professor and former Federal Reserve economist Jeffrey Bergstrand was quoted by more than a dozen news outlets, cautioning that ending the unemployment benefits would mean less money in millions of consumers’ pockets and likely less economic activity as a result.
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According to management professor James O'Rourke the name change from Quaker Oats likely signals a much-needed brand update other companies will follow.
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“The reputation of that brand, now more than 130 years old, was built on a racial and cultural stereotype that is widely regarded as offensive,” said management professor James O’Rourke in pieces by AP News, New York Times and 20 other news outlets.
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The Aunt Jemima change “is not only welcome in the world of retail brands, but long overdue,” management professor James O’Rourke said in an interview with Bloomberg.
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Kristen Collett-Schmitt, associate dean for specialized master's programs and mother of two young children, offers advice to working parents.
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The central bank was "ahead of the curve" in spiking interest rates to the floor in March and its latest, smaller move is similarly clever, Jason Reed, economist and finance professor at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, said in a Business Insider piece.
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A study by IT, Analytics, and Operations professor Corey Angst has a warning for companies who are attempting to appear socially conscious and responsible. Take real action across all areas of your business, because firms that are perceived as faking their ethics are being targeted by hackers.
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In a piece by the Guardian, Jason Reed, professor of finance at the Mendoza College of Business, said the numbers may be coming down, but “this is unprecedented. The figures are so high that it’s hard to grasp the reality.”
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“Given the shocking levels of initial unemployment claims that we’ve seen over the past few months, it’s easy to forget that 2 million new initial unemployment claims is an incredibly high number,” said economist and finance professor Jason Reed in a New York Post piece.