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IPO Market Cools as Sentiment Moves From ‘Wildly Overoptimistic to Optimistic’
A slowdown for SPACs “may be a good thing in that we have so many SPACs coming to market,” said James Angel, a finance professor.
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How and When CEOs Should Address Hot-Button Political and Social Issues
Neeru Paharia, associate professor and expert on consumer behavior and signaling through brands, acknowledged that taking a political stance can be complicated for brands.
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Are we in a SPAC Investment Bubble Now?
“Investors should always do their homework and not get caught-up in the hype or fad of any particular financial product,” said Reena Aggarwal, director, Center for Financial Markets and Policy.
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Government, Nonprofits, and Companies Must Unify to Solve our Biggest Problems
An article by Bill Novelli, founder, Business for Impact: “Nonprofit organizations are uniquely positioned to bring the sectors together.”
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Volkswagen Won’t be ‘Voltswagen’ After All: Misleading Marketing is Risky, Especially for VW
Volkswagen’s decision to lie to reporters about the nature of its announcement marks a breach of trust that could undermine the automaker’s reputation, said Peter Jaworski, a professor of business ethics.
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Deep Dive into the MBA Mentorship Program at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business
Prashant Malaviya, Senior Associate Dean for the McDonough MBA program, joins Rodney Alsup in a deep dive into their recently created mentorship program.
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Stanford Tops New U.S. News MBA Ranking
Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business rose four places to place 21st.
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How Technology will Drive Conflict Between U.S. and China
Arthur Dong, professor, joins Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous and Kristin Myers to discuss the outlook on the trade relations between U.S. and China.
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2021 Best & Brightest Business Major: Michael DuTot, Georgetown University
Majoring in a business-related field will undoubtedly give you the tools needed to make a difference in your community.
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2021 Best & Brightest Business Major: Alexandra Hornick, Georgetown University
During my time at Georgetown, I founded the McDonough Writing & Communications Center.
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