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Nov 14, 2020

Facebook Critic Roger McNamee on the Tech Giant’s Role in Spreading Disinformation

Roger McNamee T’82 joins MSNBC to discuss how Facebook is addressing criticism of its role in spreading misinformation.

Nov 14, 2020

The Cost of Not Getting an MBA

Features Muyambi Muyambi T’18, founder of Cycle Connect, in an article highlighting MBA graduates who used their degrees to significantly advance their careers.

Nov 13, 2020

Jack Petersen: M&A Is Vital but Tough Work for Summit Trail

A feature interview with Jack Petersen T’93, founder and managing partner at Summit Trail Advisors, discussing how the firm approaches mergers and acquisitions.

Nov 13, 2020

Weekend Roundup—November 13

Lindsey Leininger joins CBS News Radio to discuss ways people can safely gather during the holiday season.

Nov 13, 2020

Europe Keeps Schools Open, Not Restaurants. The U.S. Has Other Ideas.

Quotes Lindsey Leininger in an article about opposing strategies regarding schools and restaurants in the United States and Europe, as cases of COVID-19 rise in both.

Nov 12, 2020

Could Pandemic Shocks Delay Tri-State Rebound?

Quotes Emily Blanchard in an article about how the coronavirus pandemic will impact businesses in Ohio.

Nov 12, 2020

Kamala Harris’ Husband Doug Emhoff Breaks Gender Stereotypes by Putting Her Career Ahead of His

Quotes Ella Bell Smith in an article about Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff.

Nov 11, 2020

This Military Mom’s ‘Grit’ Exercise Is Key to Surviving the Pandemic

Shannon Huffman Polson T’03, author of The Grit Factor, pens an article sharing how the lessons she learned in the military, and from the women she interviewed for her book, can help mothers during the pandemic.

Nov 11, 2020

B-Schools for High-Paying Finance, Accounting Jobs

Highlights Tuck as one of the top business schools for students interested in finance or accounting jobs.

Nov 10, 2020

Acting with Purpose: Brands & Social Justice

As a guest on the Brand & New podcast, Peter Golder discusses when brands get involved in social issues, including potential risks, how to assess the effectiveness of a brand’s reaction, and more.

Nov 10, 2020

Experts Say No Need to Cancel Thanksgiving, but Play It Safe

Quotes Lindsey Leininger alongside numerous public health experts in an article about the health precautions to take prior to the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.

Nov 09, 2020

Fresh Fridge Kiosks Provide Offices with Healthy, Safe Food Service

A feature story about 6AM Health, a specialty food business founded by Brad Callow T’13.

Nov 06, 2020

The Analytics and AI Opportunity for Business Schools

Vijay Govindarajan and coauthor offer a strategic framework for business schools to consider when evaluating, developing, and growing their advanced analytics and AI programming.

Nov 06, 2020

The Brands Bold Enough to Comment on the U.S. Election: An Irish Airline and a...

An article about companies that have spoken out in regard to the U.S. presidential election quotes Paul Argenti.

Nov 05, 2020

Primary Source: Lynch Says Biden Can Help Reunite the Country

Quotes John Lynch in an article examining election results.

Nov 05, 2020

Peter Fisher Is Worried about a ‘Mini-Stagflation Economy’

As a guest on “Bloomberg Markets”, Peter Fisher discusses the U.S. economy, a steepening yield curve, and the state of the dollar.

Nov 04, 2020

What’s the Difference between Travel Protection and Travel Insurance?

Quotes Dan Richards T’03, CEO of Global Rescue in an article exploring travel protection and insurance.

Nov 04, 2020

‘Science Was on the Ballot’: How Can Public Health Recover from a Rebuke at the Polls?

Quotes Lindsey Leininger in an article about how public health experts and practitioners can better connect with a majority of Americans, regardless of political ideology.

Nov 04, 2020

Make America Healthy Again by Paying More Attention to Nutrition

Matthew Rees and coauthor Vanita Rahman scribe an article about the importance of nutrition to Americans’ health.

Nov 04, 2020

Minnesota U.S. Sen. Tina Smith Staves off Jason Lewis, Wins Second Term

A feature story about Tina Smith T’84, U.S. Senator from Minnesota. Smith earned a second term in the Senate after defeating Republican challenger Jason Lewis.

Nov 02, 2020

Laura Scott of Takeoff Technologies: The Future of Retail in the Post Pandemic World

A feature interview with Laura Scott T’03, COO of Takeoff Technologies—a company bridging the gap between retail grocers and technology.

Nov 02, 2020

Restaurant Owners Are Investing in Gondolas, Greenhouses, and Igloos. Will Diners Warm up to the Ide

Quotes Lindsey Leininger in an article about the various ways restaurants are attempting to expand the outdoor dining season as temperatures begin to drop.

Oct 29, 2020

FitFighter’s Sarah Apgar: Once You Make a Promise to People, You Have to Keep It

An interview with Sarah Apgar T’11, founder and CEO of FitFighter—an exercise equipment company.

Oct 29, 2020

Jonathan TranPham: Accessible Therapy Has a Ripple Effect

A feature interview with Jonathan TranPham T’10, founder and CEO of reflect—a company that is working to make mental health care more accessible.

Oct 29, 2020

Can AI Tell Us When to Use AI and When Not To?

Mentions Vijay Govindarajan and his concept of task shifting.

Oct 28, 2020

Real Humans of Dartmouth Tuck’s MBA Class of 2022

Clear Admit profiles six members of the class of 2022. The T’22s profiled are: Ashley Barard, Blair Bloomquist, Calin Wilson, Iris Barre, Takunda Ndoro, and Vladislav Azimhodjaev.

Oct 28, 2020

Human Endeavour and Resilience on Show at Future Human 2020

Highlights Vijay Govindarajan and the Three-Box Solution for innovation in an article about the upcoming Future Human conference, an annual science and technology event held in Dublin.

Oct 26, 2020

Social Media Is Root Cause for Hate Speech, Misinformation

As a guest on Bloomberg Technology, Roger McNamee T’82 discusses policy changes and political advertising among social media platforms amid the U.S. presidential election.

Oct 26, 2020

Women Who Inspire: Culturists Breaking through during COVID-19

Highlights Malia Jones and Dear Pandemic—a team of public health experts, including Lindsey Leininger, who are combating misinformation about the pandemic through their website and social media.

Oct 25, 2020

Is Free Shipping Worth It for Companies?

A feature story on research from Scott Neslin, and coauthors Edlira Shehu and Dominik Papies, exploring the effect of free shipping promotions and whether they are a worthwhile endeavor retailers.

Oct 25, 2020

How Consumers Really Use Online Reviews

Quotes Lauren Grewal and highlights her recent research examining the impact of consumer product reviews written on mobile devices.

Oct 23, 2020

The Most Disruptive MBA Startups of 2020

Highlights UnifiHealth, a company cofounded by T’20s Ross Klosterman and Brodie Stone, along with Olivia Cameron of the Kellogg School of Management.

Oct 23, 2020

COVID-19 Misinformation and the Paranoid Style in Wisconsin’s Pandemic Politics

Quotes Lindsey Leininger and highlights the work of Dear Pandemic in an article examining the spread of misinformation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Oct 22, 2020

Top Company-Grade Officers Receive MacArthur Leadership Award

Highlights Charlie Phelps T’22, who was awarded the Gen. Douglas MacArthur leadership award—the U.S. Army’s highest junior officer leadership award.

Oct 20, 2020

U.S. Election: Facebook’s Political Balancing Act

Quotes Roger McNamee T’82 in an article examining Facebook and the role it could play in the upcoming November election.

Oct 19, 2020

New Law Will Improve Outreach to Veterans and Their Mental Health Care Options

A feature story about the Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act of 2019, which is named in honor of Commander John Scott Hannon T’08.