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A new president may revisit whether the private market is the best fuel for U.S. energy plans

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Fifth annual Kellogg Super Bowl Advertising Review

12/23/08 – Professors Tim Calkins and Derek Rucker to Lead Event

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Sick situation

12/19/08 – Kellogg Professor David Dranove considers how the Obama administration may dramatically reform the U.S. healthcare system. Or not

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Kellogg Centennial Conference to explore how customer insights drive innovation

12/18/08 – In anticipation of the Jan. 11-12 Miami event, Faculty Co-Chair Mohanbir Sawhney tells why getting close to the customer is essential — particularly during an economic downturn

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Kellogg School finance scholar Torben Andersen elected to Econometric Society

12/15/08 – Prestigious appointment to international economic theory body latest honor for Kellogg asset pricing and volatility expert

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What was Blagojevich thinking?

12/12/08 – Kellogg School Professor Adam Galinsky’s research goes deep into the paradoxes of power to explain how the mighty can fall

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Kellogg biotechnology competition draws global interest

12/10/08 – New faculty-designed case is academic centerpiece for Biotech & Healthcare contest, which marks its fifth year by attracting scholars from top schools worldwide

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Kellogg experiential learning initiative builds governance skills

12/02/08 – Nonprofits tap Board Fellows Program for Kellogg talent to fill permanent leadership roles

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Retailers try not to lose cheer — or shirts — during holiday downturn

12/02/08 – Pricing expert Eric Anderson surveys tough landscape as merchants battle for seasonal sales. By giving away too much, do they risk long-term trouble?

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Deal or no deal?

11/25/08 – Kellogg School professors consider whether a federal bailout is what the U.S. auto industry really needs

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Experts at Kellogg summit fight terrorism with analysis

11/12/08 – Government leadership among topics discussed at Conflict and Cooperation Conference; Nobel Prize winner among scholars in attendance

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On the heels of the election, thought leaders converge at the Kellogg School to discuss the future of health care policy and innovation at the 21st annual MacEachern Symposium.

10/30/08

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Venture capital isn’t dying; it’s evolving, says Kellogg grad

10/25/08 – Suzanne King ’95 on how firms are adapting to compete in the new VC market

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Links between race and crime topic of Kellogg talk

10/24/08 – Kellogg diversity research center begins second series of distinguished lectures

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Kellogg finance faculty analyze global banking crisis

10/12/08 – School’s quantitative experts help media understand current economic challenges

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Kellogg School experts on U.S. bailout: Will it work?

10/11/08 – Northern Trust chairman William Osborn ’73 joins panel discussion on financial crisis

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Fed bailout

10/11/08 – Finance professors explain origin of Wall Street woes and respond to proposed solutions

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Kellogg students get an election education

10/10/08 – Senior Associate Dean David Besanko explains the facts of U.S. presidential politics

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Alumni experts say investment industry ‘sowed seeds of its own destruction’

10/06/08

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When Seeing IS Believing

10/02/08 – Experts find loss of control leads people to seek order, answers

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New Kellogg text explores ‘sea change’ in marketing

09/30/08 – Professor Bobby Calder offers roadmap to rich potential of complex media

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