VINCENT, associate professor of marketing, explains to Variety biometrics will continue to get integrated into sports coverage as NBC tests new concept during Olympics coverage: adding heart monitors to athlete's parents.

CARTER, adjunct professor of management and organization, tells ESPN that sports teams are finding creative ways to fund the acquisition of players and managers, even utilizing outside parties, although it's not without pitfalls.

ANICICH, associate professor of management and organization, shares with Marketplace how popular office jargon reflects different concerns and aspirations of employees and employers, illustrating the changing dynamics of power post-pandemic.

CARTER, adjunct professor of management and organization, posits to the OC Register that the IOC is choosing cities, such as Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, that will produce quality games, generate tremendous revenue, and show well on the global stage. 

JIA, Dean's Associate Professor in Business Administration, comments to South China Morning Post that open dialog between China and Western governments will be necessary to overcome opposing ideologies when working toward a global consensus on AI regulations.