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Why You Can't Trust Your Gut in This Market – 01/01/09
The article profiles a study on “illusory pattern perception,” co-authored by Morris and Alice Kaplan Professor of Ethics and Decision in Management Adam Galinsky and Professor Jennifer Whitson (Kellogg PhD '07) of the University of Texas, Austin. The study appeared in a recent issue of the journal Science.
Canadian Jewish News
Rabbis hone business skills to deal with changing times – 12/30/08
The article profiles the Kellogg Management Education for Jewish Leaders (KJL) executive education program, which was developed by Dean Emeritus Donald P. Jacobs and Academic Director Dinah Jacobs.
Bloomberg
Saving Capitalism No Sure Thing as Statism Undermines Economy – 12/22/08
From the article: It’s not good for stocks either, says Paola Sapienza, associate professor of finance at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Slower economic growth means lower profits. Shares might also be hurt by investor uncertainty about the scope and timing of government intervention in the corporate sector. “If the rules of the game are changing, people are reluctant to invest in the stock market,” Sapienza says.
BusinessWeek
MBA Specialty Rankings – 12/21/08
In this ranking, the Kellogg School secured the No. 1 spot in the following areas: Marketing, Teamwork, Career Services, Communication Skills, Competing Globally and General Management.
Baltimore Sun
No stop in Ravens' Stover – 12/19/08
The article mentions the Kellogg School's NFL Business Management and Entrepreneurial Program.
Smart Money
The Economics of Sold-Out Products – 12/19/08
From the article: And when a shopper knows a product is in short supply, they tend to feel more of an urgency to purchase it immediately when they come across it in a store, says Michael Mazzeo, management and strategy professor at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management. Such hot demand not only boosts sales, but it also means that the manufacturer doesn't have to resort to discounting in order to clear shelves -- a move most companies have had to make amid slow consumer spending this holiday season.
Associated Press
Obama to tap moderate Republican, fellow Illinoisan LaHood to head transportation department – 12/18/08
Professor of management and strategy Aaron Gellman comments on Ray LaHood’s appointment as transportation secretary.
Huffington Post
Politics Meets Brand Design: The Story of Obama's Campaign Logo – 12/18/08
Bobby Calder, the Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing, comments on the key marketing elements of the President-Elect’s campaign logo.
New Jersey Jewish News
Business meets religion at management seminar – 12/18/08
The article profiles the Kellogg Management Education for Jewish Leaders (KJL) executive education program, which was developed by Dean Emeritus Donald P. Jacobs and Academic Director Dinah Jacobs.
The Economist
Pressuring the powerful – 12/17/08
A profile of a recent study exploring the creative and attitude expressions of the powerful and the powerless led by Morris and Alice Kaplan Professor of Ethics and Decision in Management Adam Galinsky. The study explores how being in a high power position may protect people from being influenced, creating a psychological environment where they are comfortable relying on their own attitudes, insights, expressions, and intentions. It appears in the December 2008 issue of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
The Economist
Don't interrupt me – 12/17/08
The article highlights research on media "transportation" and advertising effectiveness led in part by Bobby Calder, the Charles H. Kellstadt Professorof Marketing.
The Jewish Week
Opinion Letter: Rabbi As Executive – 12/17/08
The article comments on the Kellogg Management Education for Jewish Leaders (KJL) executive education program, which was developed by Dean Emeritus Donald P. Jacobs and Academic Director Dinah Jacobs.
National Public Radio
"Morning Edition" – 12/16/08
Camelia Kuhnen, assistant professor of finance, comments on the Madoff scandal. Listen to the story
The Mint (Dow Jones publication of India)
Indian B-schools target more foreign applicants – 12/16/08
From the article: The Chennai-based Great Lakes Institute of Management, for example, which was started by a professor from the Kellogg School of Management, will start pitching itself more aggressively to international students as soon as its new residential campus is ready in January, according to the school’s executive director, S. Sriram. He expects to see around 100 international students—mostly from Asia—in its applicant pool this year.
BrandChannel.com
Building Your Brand’s Ecosystems of Products – 12/15/08
Kellogg student Sid Shah '09 pens an article titled, “Building Your Brand’s Ecosystems of Products,” which focuses on how companies can build their brands.
Chicago Tribune
Social entrepreneurs mix business, mission – 12/15/08
From the article: Current thinking suggests entrepreneurs can have a bigger impact with a for-profit firm, said Daniel Diermeier, professor of management and co-founder of the social enterprise program at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. "In many cases, it is easier to attract capital for a for-profit venture," Diermeier said. "Attracting that capital will allow them to grow faster, have a bigger impact and be better managed." If the product or service won't be profitable but is filling a valuable need in society, consider a non-profit. Most charities qualify for tax-exempt status, but keep in mind that there's no equity in a non-profit, so founders become employees and won't build personal wealth from the enterprise beyond their salaries.
New York Times
Letter to the Editor – 12/13/08
Richard Wilson, adjunct professor of marketing and managing director of Chicago Strategy Associates, comments on the auto industry.
WGN-AM
12/13/08
Adam Galinsky, Morris and Alice Kaplan professor of ethics and decision in management, discusses power and corruption.
Chicago Tribune
Blagojevich case illustrates the power of power – 12/12/08
The article profiles Adam Galinsky, Morris and Alice Kaplan professor of ethics and decision in management, on his views and research about how power affects individuals.
The Financial
University of Oxford: Hives of industry – 12/12/08
This article profiles research by Brian Uzzi, the Richard L. Thomas Distinguished chair in leadership, published in Nature.
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