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Excerpt from Associated Press -- "His work on Chaucer led to 'The Rap Guide to Evolution,' 'The Rap Guide to Human Nature' and 'The Rap Guide to Business,' which he was commissioned to write to welcome a new class at New York University's Stern School of Business."

Excerpt from Union Leader -- "Beyond the intricate Chinese pictograms captured in iridescent neon and the incense spirals that smolder in the Man Mo Taoist Temple on Hollywood Road, Hong Kong's most exotic gift to a visiting American is a reminder of how economic dynamism looks."

Excerpt from The Huffington Post -- "The Roubini-Saviano panel was not a night of stringent, economic analysis, but very trenchantly Saviano, the brave, provided an overview of criminal activities by "legitimate" financial institutions, who in many instances share the same ignorance towards the law as organized crime."

Excerpt from Reuters -- "Kaufman earned the sobriquet Dr. Doom in the 1970s - long before Nouriel Roubini acquired the title in recent years. Like Roubini, Kaufman was prescient in his warnings about excessive debt in the financial system." Additional coverage appeared in WKZO, The Huffington Post, Reuters India, and CNBC.

Excerpt from Xinhua -- "The economists emphasize that the European Central Bank needs to play a more aggressive role in the capitalization of EU banks."

Excerpt from PR.com -- "For someone interested in highly competitive, quantitative-focused MBA and MPA programs such as UT Austin McCombs, Wharton, Chicago Booth, NYU Stern, Stanford, Columbia, MIT Sloan, and Michigan Ross, comprehensive GMAT preparation courses may not provide the requisite focus."

Excerpt from Reuters -- "We have seen a growing interest on campus -- an interest on the company side and on the student side in the luxury & retail sector, media & entertainment, social enterprise to some extent as well as entrepreneurial tech start-ups."

Excerpt from Financial Times -- "The European banking sector also remains under pressure in large part owing to its exposure to European sovereign credit. A firewall is needed now to stabilise the markets, bring yields down, allow for sovereign refinancings, reduce stress in the banking sector and provide protection against likely future credit events."

Excerpt from CNBC -- "Discussing why Home Depot is still in a good position despite the drop in contractor business, with Kenneth Langone, Invemed Associates/Home Depot co-founder." Additional coverage appeared in Capital.gr.

Excerpt from NBC New York's ThreadNY blog -- "We also have a program with NYU Stern students, who are getting their MBAs, who work with designers on their business plans. We are now in our second CFDA Incubator class. It’s really a fully-rounded opportunity for designers."

Excerpt from Risk and Insurance -- "William R. Berkley has been in the insurance business ever since he launched his company with $2,500 out of Harvard's business school in 1967. That means he's been playing the property/casualty coverage game for nearly 45 years."

Excerpt from i-italy.org -- "After Saviano's speech, professor Roubini started to talk and thanked his interlocutor for being in New York, risking his life everyday for justice and social equality, and by commenting his words he added that there is another important discipline that should be studied, a better management of criminal money (Italian to English translation)." Additional coverage appeared in Badische Zeitung.

Excerpt from Times of India -- "I cried for two days thinking of what makes me happy. And it was music ... music has changed me personally and professionally." Additional coverage appeared in Daily Bhaskar and DNA India.

Excerpt from Vanity Fair Italy -- "As often happens, the most interesting topics come with questions. The same happened last night at NYU's Stern School of Business at the meeting with Roberto Saviano and the American economist Nouriel Roubini (Italian to English translation)." Additional coverage appeared in Corriere della Sera, Quotidiano, ANSA, La Repubblica, Dario del Web, Lettera43, Net1News, and InfoOggi.

Excerpt from Times of India -- "Erin O'Brien, assistant dean, TRIUM Global Executive MBA Program and NYU Stern Global Programs, points out that the program integrates international economic, political and social policy into the business curriculum."

Excerpt from Insurance News Net -- "William R. Berkley, chairman and chief executive officer of W. R. Berkley Corp., said smart insurance companies should be making strong moves to position themselves as the market continues to show signs of hardening."

Excerpt from The Villager -- "America Reads and Counts tutors come from almost every college at N.Y.U. About one-third of the tutors are enrolled in the Steinhardt School; one-third in the College and Graduate School of Arts and Science; and the remaining tutors are enrolled in the Tisch School of the Arts, Wagner School of Public Service, Stern School of Business, Silver School of Social Work, the Gallatin School for Individualized Study and the Liberal Studies Program."

Excerpt from Motley Fool -- "NYU Stern School of Business recently has come up with a global ranking of financials in regards to Systemic risk and I love this list."

Excerpt from Financial Times -- "At NYU Stern we relish the opportunity to inspire our students to engage in “an education in possible” – a journey that equips them with the tools they need to transform the challenges of the 21st century into opportunities to create value for business and society."

Excerpt from NYConvergence -- "On Thursday, December 8 at 6:30 at the NYU Stern Business School, Ultra Light Startups will be hosting its Investor Feedback Forum and Pitch Showdown. By receiving comments and constructive criticism from panelists and the audience, startups will have the chance to perfect their investor pitch."

Excerpt from EconoPlay -- “On‐campus interviews start in January, and the expected corporate presence is healthy and consistent with last year.”

Excerpt from The Hindu Business Line -- "I lecture students about leadership. My singular message is: spend time to bring out your own hidden dimensions and calling."

Excerpt from NYU Local -- "This is much less mechanical–10% of all revenues. For simplicity’s sake, let’s assume that all revenues come from box office (obviously this is not the case, but remember, this is a very superficial analysis of the subject matter–if you want a more rigorous analysis of this, Professor Amir Malin’s Stern/Tisch Film Finance and Distribution course is a great way to examine all of these deals)."

Excerpt from New York Daily News -- "This half-day, intensive Clinic will feature thought leaders, academics, and innovators from all parts of the mobile ecosystem. The Clinic will take place in a classroom setting with a curriculum designed to increase a manager's proficiency in, and understanding of, mobile marketing and commerce."

Excerpt from Bloomberg Businessweek -- “'If you want to be a leading university, you have to offer distinguishing programs,' says Sam Craig, director of Stern’s entertainment media and technology program. 'We are among the few universities that can do this, and that is one reason why we offer it.'"