Stern in the News | November 28, 2023
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Business Insider | |
Commentary from Professor of Management Practice Suzy Welch is referenced: “TikTok Offers Gen Z Advice on How to Survive a 9-to-5 Job.”
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CNBC | |
Professor Aswath Damodaran video interview: “The Rally’s Staying Power.”
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Good Morning America | |
Research from the Center for Business and Human Rights is highlighted: “How Some Are Inciting Hatred and Violence on Gaming Platforms.”
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Wallethub | |
Adjunct Professor Radhika Duggal interview: “Best Debt Consolidation Loans for Bad Credit.”
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The Guardian | |
Clinical Professor Alison Taylor interview: “Revealed: How Top PR Firm Uses ‘Trust Barometer’ to Promote the World's Autocrats.”
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The Guardian | |
Center for Business and Human Rights Deputy Director and Senior Research Scholar Paul Barrett interview: “‘Huge Egos Are in Play’: Behind the Firing and Rehiring of OpenAI’s Sam Altman.”
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Game Informer Magazine | |
Adjunct Professor Joost van Dreunen interview: “‘It’s Undeniably Going to Cost People Jobs:’ Inside the Game Industry's Fight Over A.I.”
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The Ringer | |
Commentary from Professor Scott Galloway is cited: “The NFL and Amazon Are Coming for Black Friday … and Your Holiday Spending.”
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Yahoo Finance | |
Clinical Professor Karen Brenner and Professor Vasant Dhar interviews: “OpenAI’s ‘Unusual’ Board Could Fire CEO Sam Altman Without Asking Permission From Anyone—Like Its Deep-Pocketed Investor Microsoft.”
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Politico.com | |
Commentary from a conference co-hosted by Stern's Volatility and Risk Institute is spotlighted: "Treasury Open to Idea of Federal Insurance Program for Cyber Attacks.”