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The IRS portal for stimulus money could give scammers an opening to hijack payments according to IT, Analytics and Operations professor Mike Chapple, a former computer scientist with the National Security Agency, in an article for Fortune.
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"The actual amount of money that every family is getting would likely not be enough to prop the economy back up," said finance professor Jason Reed in an interview with WSBT 22 News.
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"We're seeing so many disruptions across a number of different product categories, particularly meat and dairy products throughout the supply chain," IT, Analytics and Operations professor Kaitlin Wowak told CBS News during an interview about the effects of COVID-19 on the meat market.
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Bloomberg interviewed IT, Analytics and Operations professor and former computer scientist for the NSA about security concerns with the IRS payment portal, which could give scammers an opening to hijack payments.
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IT, Analytics and Operations professor Kaitlin Wowak, an expert on supply chains, discusses the challenges for businesses shifting production to equipment needed in the fight against COVID-19 in a Notre Dame magazine piece.
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On Sunday, one of America’s largest pork slaughterhouses shut down after more than 200 workers tested positive for the coronavirus. IT, Analytics and Operations professor Krista Foster, who teaches Supply Chain Management was quoted in a Bloomberg piece, saying “Once the existing inventory is used up, consumers can expect to see smaller quantities of pork products in stores due to processing plant closures.”
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Because meat is perishable it must be kept in cold storage, making it difficult for stores to carry large amounts of inventory, says IT, Analytics and Operations professor Krista Foster, who teaches supply chain management at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business.
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Management professor James O'Rourke offers insight into a widespread Facebook post claiming the postal service lost money due to a law passed by Congress in 2006.
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The Washington Post's piece examining pastor burnout featured comments by management professor Matt Bloom, who leads a program designed to help caregivers such as pastors. “Burnout and stress are insidious. It percolates in ways pastors don’t notice,” Bloom said.
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Finance professor Gianna Bern was quoted in a Washington Post piece about the reduction in oil output agreed to by OPEC in response to the COVID-19 virus' effect on the market.