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2/14/11 • The Financial TimesThe FT quoted John Van Fleet, Assistant Dean and Executive Director of Marshall's Global Executive M.B.A. program in Shanghai, about the proliferation of business schools in China.2/14/11 • Fox & HoundsProfessor Swenson who testified in Sacramento before the Assembly Budget Subcommittee on State Administration on the value of enterprise zones shared his thoughts in a piece in Foxes and Hounds Daily.2/10/11 • China Economic ReviewThe China Economic Review ran an op-ed by John Van Fleet, assistant dean and executive director of Marshall School’s Global Executive M.B.A. program in Shanghai, about higher education development in China.2/10/11 • USA TodayUSA Today quoted Professor Lawrence Harris about the impact of technology on the stature of the New York Stock Exchange.2/8/11 • Los Angeles TimesThe Los Angeles Times cited a study by Professor Charles Swenson.2/4/11 • Bakersfield CalifornianBakersfield Californian highlighted research by Assistant Professor of Management and Organization Nathanael Fast.2/4/11 • BNETBNET ran "Catapult Your Career in 2011: 4 Steps to Take" by David Logan, who teaches leadership and management at Marshall, on how to advance one’s career.2/3/11 • The Wall Street JournalThe Wall Street Journal quoted Distinguished Professor Warren Bennis on Harvard Business School’s curriculum overhaul.2/2/11 • CTVCanadian broadcaster CTV interviewed Ed Lawler, Distinguished Research Professor and Director of Marshall's Center for Effective Organizations about the "new triple bottom line." - RSS
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