Freeman News
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CNN: Your favorite food brands may be done playing mind games with you — for nowChris Hydock, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed by CNN for a story about "shrinkflation," the strategy of food companies to reduce the size or volume of products without reducing the price.
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Forbes: Armed militia's claims in N.C. driven by social media misinformationRob Lalka, Albert Lepage Professor in Business and professor of practice in management, was interviewed by Forbes for a story about the spread of misinformation in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.
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Fast Company: There’s a name for why social media posts about the election are so toxicAssociate Professor of Marketing Daniel Mochon's research finding that online users are more likely to engage with content that clashes with their ideology than content that aligns with it was highlighted in an article in…
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MSN.com: 7 lesser-known stocks poised to perform after hurricanesPeter Ricchiuti, William B. Burkenroad Jr. Clinical Professor in Equity Research and senior professor of practice, contributed an article to MSN.com about stocks with the potential to rise in the aftermath of Atlantic…
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| ResearchRage clicks: Study shows how political outrage fuels social media engagementA new Tulane University study explains why politically charged content gets more engagement from those who disagree. Researchers found a “confrontation effect,” where people are more likely to interact with content that…
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Visionary Leadership: Alum hopes to transform optical services for marginalized communitiesJesse Devlyn (MBA '93) is CEO of Zoom Vision, which hopes to transform optometry in the U.S. by providing affordable, on-demand vision care to underserved populations, including the country’s large Hispanic community.
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Former energy secretary highlights 45th Tulane Business ForumDan Brouillette (MBA '24), president and CEO of the Edison Electric Institute and former U.S. Secretary of Energy, delivered the luncheon keynote address at the 45th annual Tulane Business Forum.
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Harvard Business Review: How Proposed SEC Disclosure Requirements Could Help WorkersLisa LaViers, assistant professor of accounting, contributed the opinion piece "How Proposed SEC Disclosure Requirements Could Help Workers" to Harvard Business Review. The article discusses the potential of the SEC…
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Freeman on the rise in new rankingsTulane University’s Freeman School of Business is on the rise in three new ranking surveys. In each of the surveys — two for full-time MBA programs and one for undergraduate business programs — the Freeman School improved…
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International Business Times: How the Fed’s interest-rate cut will affect your sustainable investments and personal financesPeter Ricchiuti, senior professor of practice and research director of Burkenroad Reports, was interviewed by International Business Times for a story about how the Fed's recent interest rate cut will impact…
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Philadelphia Fed President highlights opportunities at Federal ReservePatrick Harker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, entitled his talk to students at Tulane University's Freeman School of Business “More Than Just Interest Rates,” and he used the opportunity to dispel…
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The Sound Of Fashion: Stuart Weitzman’s Day at TulaneOn Sept.13, Tulane University had the honor of hosting Stuart Weitzman, a trailblazer in the fashion world known for his pioneering designs and unwavering commitment to excellence.
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Balancing Business and Basketball with Grace and GritSion James (BSM '24) distinguished himself as a star on the Green Wave Men's Basketball team and an award-winning student-athlete at the Freeman School.
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Restaurant Dive: Brian Niccol was hired to transform Starbucks. Is that possible?Chris Hydock, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed by Restaurant Dive for a story about new Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's efforts to transform the coffee chain.
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Forbes names New Orleans No. 1 Best City in US for College Students and GraduatesForbes has named New Orleans as the 2024 Best City in the U.S. for College Students and Graduates. The ranking, which appeared in July 2024, praises New Orleans for its appealing mix of abundant housing, low rents, expansive…
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Tulane Business Forum spotlights industries powering Louisiana economic growthAs Louisiana eyes its future, a handful of industries are expected to drive economic growth, including energy, hospitality, international trade and banking. Helping to fuel those industries is artificial intelligence, which…
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| ResearchResearch Notes: Daniel MochonDaniel Mochon's paper "The Confrontation Effect: When Users Engage More with Ideology-Inconsistent Content Online,” co-authored with Janet Schwartz (Duke University), has been accepted for publication in Organizational…
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| ResearchResearch Notes: Shuhua SunShuhua Sun, Peter W. and Paul A. Callais Professor of Entrepreneurship and associate professor of management, recently had two research papers accepted for publication.
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The Wall Street Journal: Want to Ruin a Destination’s Appeal for Others? Take a Selfie and Post ItZoe Lu, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed by The Wall Street Journal for a story about her research on the impact of human presence in photos of identity-relevant experiences, such as a wedding,…
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Longtime faculty member Russ Robins retiresRuss Robins, the Jessica L. Streiffer and Edward L. Streiffer Chair in International Finance and professor of finance, retired on July 1, bringing to a close his 35-year career as a full-time professor and administrator.
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The Airline OracleIn a career spanning 40 years, Henry Harteveldt (BSM '81), founder and president of San Francisco-based Atmosphere Research Group, has established himself as one of the travel industry’s leading experts, delivering market…
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Dishing tea on Generation ZExecutive MBA student Melissa Lavigne-Delville (MBA '25) is the founder of Culture Co-op, a boutique market research firm that helps top brands connect with today's younger generations.
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The National Desk: AI will likely boost data center power demand over 150% by 2030Fariba Mamaghani, assistant professor of management science, was interviewed by The National Desk for a story about the strain artificial intelligence is expected to put on the nation's electrical grid.
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Quartz: Cheap airlines are acting expensive to better compete in a new industry landscapeChris Hydock, assistant professor of marketing, was interviewed by Quartz for a story about how low-cost air carriers like Spirit and Southwest are trying to redefine themselves.
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Yahoo! Finance: There's No Better Time to Be an Individual InvestorPeter Ricchiuti, William B. Burkenroad Jr. Clinical Professor of Equity Research and senior professor of practice, was interviewed by Yahoo! Finance for a segment on student attitudes about the stock market and investing.