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As American companies brace for tariffs to hit, Vyas explains the short and long term consequences of the policy, while also acknowledging that the supply chain required restructuring.

We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

Martin contends repeated success in high pressure moment, such as Tyrese Haliburton’s dramatic performance in the 2025 NBA playoffs, shows evidence that “clutch” play is a real and measurable player trait.

We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

The connection provides students with access to Oracle Cloud analytics, cutting-edge technology, and job opportunities.

We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

Fields explains that if labor costs and home construction prices go up, it could also result in an increase in insurance premiums.

Bhatia reacts to the passing of the GENIUS Act, which sets up a regulatory framework for stablecoins.

Bhatia explains that the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs had led to widespread adoption of the cryptocurrency and, therefore, a higher price.

With an acquisition by Skydance looming, Fields says that Paramount’s settlement with President Trump was a matter of survival for the studio.

DEAN WILLIAM HOLDER [Leventhal] and RICHARD SLOAN, professor of accounting, are mentioned in a recap of this year's conference by ACCOUNTING TODAY.

“There is a whole ecosystem evolving to support preparers and users of sustainability reports…These roles are in high demand and require new skills and so should present valuable career opportunities for our students.”

— Richard Sloan, Deloitte and Touche LLP Chair in Accounting and Professor of Accounting, Finance, and Business Economics

Guiding Exceptional Minds (GEMS) brings the best students to the best employers, thanks to the efforts of Professor Mike Paranal and the Trojan Family Network.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) awards competitive scholarships to two USC Leventhal students.

USC Marshall alumnus Alec Petros and USC Viterbi student Kian Abrishami launch smart wristwear that keep partygoers connected.

Rebecca Borough ’16 takes lessons from the MSSE program to Tiny Topanga.

Wadhwani explains why Los Angeles is a prime location for defense spending given its preexisting infrastructure that dates back to WW2.

Recent graduate Rikke Yeh moves beyond the familiar to foster growth, innovation.

Together with his wife and co-founder, Lillard Anthony Wong MBA ’17 is utilizing his business acumen and operations management experience to build Owlverick’s Coffee into a success.

New research from Marshall faculty suggests people are reluctant to change passions because they’re concerned of what others will think of them.

Fast explains that if Kamala Harris can form a compelling narrative about her election loss, she’ll be more likely to succeed in her next venture, whether it be another presidential run or tackling an important issue like A.I.

Op-Ed: With uncertainty in the mining industry and demand for copper set to reach all-time highs, Hiatt writes how a mine in Panama could be a litmus test for the global mining sector.

We are proud to highlight the many accomplishments of Marshall’s exceptional faculty recognized for recently accepted and published research and achievements in their field.

Mische explains why gas prices may increases in 2026 following the closing of two California oil refineries.

Mayzlin’s research shows that small, independently owned hotels generated more fake positive reviews than major hotel brands.

Silver explains that although individual boycotts may not have a major effect on corporations’ bottom lines, their accumulative effect could spark real change.

Tully explains how and why more people are using AI as personal shopping assistants online.

Tully’s research into artificial intelligence offers a surprising finding: Those with the most knowledge of A.I. and its capabilities are less likely to embrace it.

Tully explains the psychology behind the marketing reward-based credit cards and how, for some consumers, they reduce the so-called “pain of payment.”