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Facebook Founder’s Identity Crisis Professor Paul Argenti discusses Mark Zuckerberg's reputation and his selection as Time Magazine's Person of the Year.

What to do with… Professor Vogel suggests turning Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into nonprofit organizations.

U.S. Jobs: Glass Half… Professor Matthew Slaughter discusses the latest report on the U.S. labor market.

The Skills Gap in… Professor Matthew Slaughter talks about how the big economic news last week for the U.S. economy wasn't taxes. It was a little-noticed report about test results for 15-year-olds around the world.

CEO Challenges for 2011 Tuck School of Business Professor Sydney Finkelstein gives his predictions for business and politics in 2011. Check out what Finkelstein predicts in the year ahead for WikiLeaks, President Obama, Netflix and Facebook.

Health Care Data Leaks Tuck School of Business Professor Eric Johnson discusses his latest research on the vulnerability of online health care data. Johnson's latest paper, "Will HITECH Heal Patient Data Hemorrhages?" explores the concerns and consequences of moving patient information to electronic health records. Find out what Johnson says are some of the solutions to preventing costly leaks for patients and health care institutions.

PepsiCo to Acquire Russian… Tuck Professor Peter Golder comments on PepsiCo's plan to acquire Wimm-Bill-Dann: Why is the deal significant, is it a good fit and what are the risks of working in Russia?

What is the Center… The Center for International Business at Tuck keeps students and faculty connected to business and market trends worldwide. A variety of guest speakers, travel opportunities, and on-campus programs keeps the Tuck community engaged in the global economy.

Pricing and New Products,… Tuck Professor Praveen Kopalle talks about his research into how consumers make decisions, especially when it comes to new products and pricing. He has looked into how culture plays a role in decision making, for example how people in India view advertisements through the lens of karma. Kopalle also explains that international experiences "are no longer value added qualities; I think they are pre-requisites to be a success in the global marketplace. I think cultural awareness and cultural knowledge are crucial for any manager to be successful in this global business economy."

Faculty Recruiting Dean Paul Danos says Tuck must continue to attract top-notch professors who are outstanding in both research and teaching.

Tuck Classroom Experience Tuck faculty are renowned for their scholarly research and are sought-after consultants for top companies. But they are also engaging and effective teachers. And Tuck's small scale ensures that students and professors get to know each other, with many ways to interact—both in and out of the classroom.

Tuck’s Approach to Leadership… Good leaders aren't made overnight. But Professor Pino Audia believes students can accelerate the leadership-development process through greater self-awareness.

Professor Ella Bell on… Tuck Professor Ella L.J. Edmondson Bell discusses Ascent, an organization she founded to help multicultural women be retained and advance in corporate America.

The Tiger Woods Effect Tuck finance professor Richard Rendleman Jr.s research suggest the so-called Tiger Woods Effect on competitors play is real, but its not as great as one might think.

Tiger Woods, the Luck… While winning on golfs PGA tour is mainly a matter of skill, there is also an element of luck involved. Tiger Woods just needs less of it, says Tuck finance professor Richard Rendleman Jr.