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Faculty in the Media
Black colleges have to pay more for loans than other schools
August 24, 2018
Finance professor Paul Gao's forthcoming study, which indicates that racial discrimination may be the reason historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) pay higher fees to issue tax-exempt bonds than non-HBCUs, was featured in The Atlantic. …
Faculty in the Media
For historically black colleges, racism raises costs
August 24, 2018
An official from the Thurgood Marshall College Fund told CBS News MoneyWatch that they plan to contact the U.S. Secretary of Education regarding finance professor Paul Gao's new study "What's in a (School) Name? Racial Discrimination in Higher Education Bond Markets…
Faculty in the Media
Mitigating Risks In Countries With Poor IP Protection
August 20, 2018
Life Science Leader, a business magazine for executives working in the life sciences, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device industries, wrote a feature story on Tim Hubbard's research on safeguarding R&D rights in risky countries. Hubbard is an assistant professor of management in the Mendoza College of Business.…
Faculty in the Media
How the death of your local newspaper could cost you money
July 26, 2018
A MarketWatch article looking at the impact of massive layoffs at the New York Daily News cites finance professor Paul Gao's research on what happens to public spending when a community's newspaper closes.…
Faculty in the Media
Facing the Fed with dividends and options
July 25, 2018
Research by finance professor Andreas Neuhierl that found a sizable return drift around monetary policy announcements by the Federal Open Market Committee was included in a Forbes article.
Faculty in the Media
Facing the Fed with dividends and options
July 25, 2018
Research by finance professor Andreas Neuhierl that found a sizable return drift around monetary policy announcements by the Federal Open Market Committee was included in a Forbes article.
Business Ethics
Bad Bosses, Happy Psychopaths
July 24, 2018
BizEd Magazine published a piece on Management & Organization assistant professor Charlice Hurst's research “Are ‘Bad’ Employees Happier Under Bad Bosses? Differing Effects of Abusive Supervision on Low and High Primary Psychopathy Employees.” …
Faculty in the Media
Commentary: Perhaps Trump should read 'The Art of the Deal'
July 23, 2018
Business professor Joseph Holt wrote an op-ed piece for the Chicago Tribune on President Donald Trump's negotiating skills. The goal in a negotiation is to satisfy your interests while improving, or at least not harming, your relationship with your counterpart. World-class negotiators know how to strike the right balance between their own interests and their relationships with their counterparts.…
Analytics & Technology
A researcher studied a year of public Venmo transactions. Here's what she learned
July 17, 2018
Mike Chapple was interviewed by CNN Money for a story on Venmo transactions. Chapple is the academic director of the Master of Science in Business Analytics…
Faculty in the Media
How closures of local newspapers increase local government borrowing costs
July 17, 2018
Notre Dame finance professor Paul Gao and two colleagues from the University of Illinois at Chicago are presenting their research on the impact of newspaper closures on government costs at the Brookings Institution's 2018 Municipal Finance Conference this week. He and colleagues Chang Lee and Dermot Murphy of the University of Illinois at Chicago co-wrote "Financing Dies in Darkness? The Impact of Newspaper Closures on Public Finance." Read the blog post Brookings published on their research…

Showing 780 of 1154 articles

Faculty in the Media
Black colleges have to pay more for loans than other schools
August 24, 2018
Finance professor Paul Gao's forthcoming study, which indicates that racial discrimination may be the reason historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) pay higher fees to issue tax-exempt bonds than non-HBCUs, was featured in The Atlantic. …
Faculty in the Media
For historically black colleges, racism raises costs
August 24, 2018
An official from the Thurgood Marshall College Fund told CBS News MoneyWatch that they plan to contact the U.S. Secretary of Education regarding finance professor Paul Gao's new study "What's in a (School) Name? Racial Discrimination in Higher Education Bond Markets…
Faculty in the Media
Mitigating Risks In Countries With Poor IP Protection
August 20, 2018
Life Science Leader, a business magazine for executives working in the life sciences, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device industries, wrote a feature story on Tim Hubbard's research on safeguarding R&D rights in risky countries. Hubbard is an assistant professor of management in the Mendoza College of Business.…
Faculty in the Media
How the death of your local newspaper could cost you money
July 26, 2018
A MarketWatch article looking at the impact of massive layoffs at the New York Daily News cites finance professor Paul Gao's research on what happens to public spending when a community's newspaper closes.…
Faculty in the Media
Facing the Fed with dividends and options
July 25, 2018
Research by finance professor Andreas Neuhierl that found a sizable return drift around monetary policy announcements by the Federal Open Market Committee was included in a Forbes article.
Faculty in the Media
Facing the Fed with dividends and options
July 25, 2018
Research by finance professor Andreas Neuhierl that found a sizable return drift around monetary policy announcements by the Federal Open Market Committee was included in a Forbes article.
Business Ethics
Bad Bosses, Happy Psychopaths
July 24, 2018
BizEd Magazine published a piece on Management & Organization assistant professor Charlice Hurst's research “Are ‘Bad’ Employees Happier Under Bad Bosses? Differing Effects of Abusive Supervision on Low and High Primary Psychopathy Employees.” …
Faculty in the Media
Commentary: Perhaps Trump should read 'The Art of the Deal'
July 23, 2018
Business professor Joseph Holt wrote an op-ed piece for the Chicago Tribune on President Donald Trump's negotiating skills. The goal in a negotiation is to satisfy your interests while improving, or at least not harming, your relationship with your counterpart. World-class negotiators know how to strike the right balance between their own interests and their relationships with their counterparts.…
Analytics & Technology
A researcher studied a year of public Venmo transactions. Here's what she learned
July 17, 2018
Mike Chapple was interviewed by CNN Money for a story on Venmo transactions. Chapple is the academic director of the Master of Science in Business Analytics…
Faculty in the Media
How closures of local newspapers increase local government borrowing costs
July 17, 2018
Notre Dame finance professor Paul Gao and two colleagues from the University of Illinois at Chicago are presenting their research on the impact of newspaper closures on government costs at the Brookings Institution's 2018 Municipal Finance Conference this week. He and colleagues Chang Lee and Dermot Murphy of the University of Illinois at Chicago co-wrote "Financing Dies in Darkness? The Impact of Newspaper Closures on Public Finance." Read the blog post Brookings published on their research…