Eric Schmidt recently provided his perspective on technology and the role Google is playing in leading its development.
Continue reading Google Chairman Shares Future of Technology.
November 2011 Archives
Continue reading Shopping in Person: A Ritual Made of Bricks and Mortar.
Continue reading Black Friday Creep Stirs Up a Backlash.
Continue reading Online Spending on Cyber Monday Breaks Records.
Carlson MBA alum Ryan Petz helped turn Fulton Beer from a home brewing hobby with his friends into a burgeoning business replete with a new brewery.
Continue reading The Building of Fulton Beer .
Continue reading Tech Startup Helps Students Find Odd Jobs.
Assistant Professor Aiyesha Dey finds link between choice of leadership structure and performance.
Continue reading To Split or Not to Split.
Continue reading Scroogenomics: Why You Shouldn't Buy Presents for the Holidays.
Continue reading Music for Love not Money.
Continue reading Retailers Take Heat for Earlier Black Friday Openings.
Continue reading State Bank Profits Soar as Costs of Credit Fall.
Prof. Ravi Bapna's piece on the uncertainties surrounding UIDAI in LIveMint.com.
Continue reading Nurturing the Aadhaar Ecosystem.
Prof. Joel Waldfogel's essay in Digitopoly.
Continue reading Is the Sky Falling? The Quality of New Recorded Music since Napster.
Full-Time MBA team analyzed Whirlpool's supply chain, bested 26 rivals.
Continue reading Carlson School Takes 2nd at Global Operations Case Competition.
Come walk with us on Thanksgiving.
97 percent of Carlson Full-Time MBA students employed within 3 months of graduation.
Continue reading Bloomberg Businessweek Names Carlson School No. 1 for 2011 MBA Job Placement .
Brand management case competition challenged student teams from some of the nation's top business schools.
Continue reading Carlson School Team Takes 2nd at Elite Eight.
Continue reading New York's Mandate Disorder .
Continue reading Wells Fargo CEO Stumpf Tells Protesters: I Get It.
Undergraduate Case Competition provided means for undergrads to hone their business skills.
Continue reading Good Question: Why Do So Many Prices End in 99?.
Scholarships to help small companies, nonprofits, or entrepreneurs improve knowledge, business skills.
Continue reading Apply by December 9 for Carlson Executive Education Scholarship .
Assistant Professors Colleen Manchester and Aaron Sojourner present "What's My Account Really Worth? The Effect of Lifetime Income Disclosure on Retirement Savings." Noon to 1:30 p.m. in 2-219.
Make a 90-second pitch on your new business idea to a panel of entrepreneurs and investors. $800 in prizes at stake! Details on Holmes Center for Entrepreneurship website. Apply by November 18.
On November 18, Professor Ravi Bapna will present "Are Paid Subscriptions on Music Social Networks Contagious? A Randomized Field Experiment." 10:15 to 11:45 a.m. in 2-213.
University of Minnesota President Eric W. Kaler will headline the next "1st Tuesday Speaker Series."
Continue reading President Kaler to Speak at 1st Tuesday Speaker Series on December 6.
Continue reading UnitedHealth Sees New Market in Middle East.
Continue reading Kline Wades into Growing Labor Spat.
Continue reading MBA Jobs Back For Class of 2011.
Continue reading U-M Carlson School ranked No. 1 for MBA job placement .
2009 research cited in Wall Street Journal's "New York's Mandate Disorder" opinion piece.
Continue reading Parente's Research Cited in WSJ Oped.
Continue reading Onside Kick the Result of Tireless Work for Gophers Backup.
1st Year MBA's are invited to join us for free pizza and beverages at our 2011 Funds Enterprise Information Session on Thursday, November 3rd from 12:00 - 1:00 PM in the Financial Markets Lab; Room 1-170.
Continue reading Funds Enterprise Info Session for 1st Year MBA Students .
