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9/29/12 • The Wall Street JournalThe Wall Street Journal quoted Edward Lawler about effective management.9/27/12 • ForbesForbes ran an op-ed by Robert Bridges about federal housing policy. Bridges wrote that the government is artificially boosting housing demand without a sufficient supply of new housing entering the market.9/22/12 • USA TodayUSA Today quoted Larry Harris about index addition bumps on the stock market.9/19/12 • Bloomberg BusinessweekMarshall Dean James G. Ellis, spoke with Bloomberg Businessweek about the new three-continent World Bachelor in Business program that will give the students opportunities to study on three continents and speak with employers in three regions of the world.9/19/12 • Financial Times (U.K.)Vice Dean John Matsusaka spoke with the Financial Times (U.K.) which reported that the new World Bachelor in Business is one of the first multi-partner, three-continent programs to target undergrads. “We’re really trying to get a global mindset at a very young age.”9/17/12 • Bloomberg BusinessweekBloomberg Businessweek ran a column by Warren Bennis about the character traits shared by business leaders of all generations. Bennis and a colleague wrote a book about leaders raised before and after the Depression and World War II, finding generational differences, but many similarities. “We discovered that all 45 of our leaders, age 30 or 75, evidenced five basic qualities that seemed organic in their ability to lead,” Bennis wrote.9/14/12 • Bloomberg BusinessweekBloomberg Businessweek highlighted research by Nandini Rajagopalan of the USC Marshall School and a colleague, finding difficulties between biotech startups and pharmaceutical companies attempting to partner together.9/11/12 • USA TodayUSA Today quoted David Carter of the USC Marshall School about the appeal of NASCAR racer Jimmie Johnson.9/7/12 • ForbesForbes ran a column by Baizhu Chen of the USC Marshall School on how iPhones are made, and what it would take to manufacture them in the United States. - RSS
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