Business and Management

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Business students are using analytics to fight for food access

A rewarding project has given U of M students a chance to work with real clients to make a difference in food access issues in Minnesota.

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RoundtableRx: Matching medications to Minnesotans in need

A nonprofit delivers unused medications to Minnesotans in need—for free.

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Arbeiter Brewing: What can we grow here?

After overcoming numerous challenges, this brewery is helping a neighborhood grow back stronger.

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Talking holiday shopping season advice with the U of M

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday on the horizon, there is a greater push than ever before to shop earlier for the holidays due to the global supply chain issues. Carlson marketing expert George John talks about what shoppers can expect over the coming weeks.

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$500,000 grant fuels UMN researchers to explore innovation in healthcare funding to address societal health issues

A research team led by Carlson School of Management will partner with the Minnesota Hospital Association to explore innovations in how healthcare can better address societal health issues.

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Research Brief

Bonds between new hires lead to early success

Settling into a new job is no easy task, but the connections made among other newcomers in the beginning days could be key to early success.

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Research Brief

Spotify is Powerful. Is it Biased?

Spotify is both a popular and influential player in the music industry. Does its power come with bias? After reviewing Spotify’s New Music Friday playlists, researchers found that, if anything, Spotify uses its platform to promote the underdog.

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How organizations can recruit and retain employees

In a new paper published in The Review of Corporate Finance Studies, Professor of Finance Tracy Yue Wang examined a firm’s skilled labor risk — defined as the risk of failing to attract and retain skilled labor — and the subsequent impact on a range of corporate policies.

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Research Brief

Improving professional networking outcomes for women

New research from the Carlson School of Management finds a simple way to make networking easier for women, who often face significant barriers in doing so, especially in fields where they are a minority.

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