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Vincent, professor of the practice of marketing, tells CNN that as audio giant Sonos is struggling, the company lost sight of prioritizing its strong customer experience.
HIATT, director of the Business Energy Transition Initiative (BET) spoke at the United States Energy Association (USEA) Press Briefing on the new administration’s energy policies and the future of energy transition in the United States.
Based on his research, MALIK, assistant professor of marketing, writes in the Boston Globe on the need for transparency as Zillow's AI housing price algorithms might be distorting the market.
KORTEWEG writes for Harvard Law School Forum about his research finding public pension plans tend to perform better in their private equity investments than other private equity investors.
TULLY, associate professor of marketing, writes for The Conversation about her new research finding those with lower average AI literacy are receptive open to using AI.
ZHANG, assistant professor in finance and business economics, writes about his research in Promarket, developing a new approach to measuring regulatory burden across U.S. states.
Drakopoulous, associate professor of data sciences and operations, discusses how companies need to consider AI ethics while understanding their own goals to avoid AI "hallucinations".
Anicich, associate professor of management and organization, writes in Harvard Business Review about his research suggesting how to mitigate negative impacts of organizational secrecy and harness its potential benefits.
AI Magazine reports FAST, director of the Neely Center for Ethical Leadership, was named to EY's new AI advisory council to help guide the implementation of artificial intelligence across the company's global operations.
FISS, associate vice dean for research, tells Business Insider that it's not a smart move for OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman to lead the company forward without a CTO.
Based on his research, MALIK, assistant professor of marketing, writes in the Boston Globe on the need for transparency as Zillow's AI housing price algorithms might be distorting the market.
KORTEWEG writes for Harvard Law School Forum about his research finding public pension plans tend to perform better in their private equity investments than other private equity investors.
MURPHY, Kenneth L. Trefftzs Chair in Finance, sits down with the BBC's "The Prophets of Profit" to discuss his pathbreaking research on supplementing CEO's salaries in stocks and shares and the connection to maximizing shareholder value. (at 3:37)
MALIK, assistant professor of marketing, shares his research with Phys.org on the "attractiveness premium," finding appearance has a direct effect on salary, advancement, and career outcomes.
TULLY, associate professor of marketing, writes for The Conversation about her new research finding those with lower average AI literacy are receptive open to using AI.
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRET was in Jakarta to memorialize two $1M scholarships for Indonesian students aspiring to enroll in the IBEAR program at USC Marshall.