The businessman's survival guide
How can you keep your business afloat during turbulent times? Finance Professor Abol Jalilvand offers three do-or-die tips.
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How can you keep your business afloat during turbulent times? Finance Professor Abol Jalilvand offers three do-or-die tips.
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Abol Jalilvand and Sung Min Kim analyze and confront the overall insufficiency in innovation and technological advancement in the US energy sector.
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Professors Clifford Shultz and Mine Cinar discuss their experiences in Egypt just before the country's first free elections.
Research from Professor Dow Scott offers advice for weathering the storm as the job market opens up.
Marketing professor Joan Phillips explains why negative ad campaigns are popular in politics.
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