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Through Pacenote, Tomohiro Nojiri MBA ’16 is helping families find nursing home beds and services in real-time.

The USC alumnus, Arkley Council board member, and executive vice president and managing director of Hub International discusses his unlikely educational route and the challenges facing the insurance industry. 

Assistant Professor Andrii Parkhomenko’s research analyzes how rising housing prices are driving economic polarization.

MAIA executive director and Marshall student Francesca Kubica discusses student leadership and translating AI education into industry experience.

Professors presented pathbreaking research that spanned disciplines and offered cutting edge solutions to modern problems.

New research by USC Marshall’s Diego Daruich and the University of Texas at Austin’s Eric Chyn explores what happens when small-scale housing and neighborhood programs are expanded citywide — and what it means for reducing inequality.

Aponte-Moreno explains how the United States’ seizing of a Russian-flagged oil tanker linked to Venezuela may have repercussions in the global energy industry.

Hirshleifer’s research suggest animated GIFs on social media may indicate stock trends and behaviors.

Ramcharan explains how a relationship-based lender may be offer borrowers more flexibility to settle issues than larger banks.

Mische explains how California’s phase-out of fossil fuels could directly increase fuel prices in Nevada, a state that relies heavily on California for its fuel.

Mische explains how California’s phase-out of fossil fuels could directly increase fuel prices in Nevada, a state that relies heavily on California for its fuel.

Hiatt analyzes the history of oil companies in Venezuela, explaining how past regimes may have forced out American corporations.