Category: Business
You can now buy a share of a masterpiece. Is it worth it?Sept. 14, 2021A new platform aims to allow everyday people to buy shares of a pricy piece of art. But as Brandeis International Business School dean Kathryn Graddy explains, art is a risky investment.
Brandeis students return to study abroadSept. 3, 2021The 19 students who studied abroad this summer 2021 were the first Brandeis students to go abroad since March 2020.
Sometimes a sweet tooth can be inspirationalAug. 23, 2021Max LeBlanc '22 is the inventor of the "pie cone" and owner of Maine-based Maxim's Desserts.
Zenobia Moochhala, MA’98, wants to make child care work for everyoneAug. 16, 2021Moochhala, the co-founder of care.com, has dedicated her career to helping families solve their biggest challenges.
Sprout 2021 winners are transforming industriesAug. 3, 2021
A toy story all her ownAug. 3, 2021Toymaking runs in her family. Now Xiaoqi Wu, MBA’22 is using that passion to jump-start her career.
14 tips for selecting classes at BrandeisJuly 13, 2021Undergraduate Department Representatives (UDRs) have several tips you should consider when registering for classes.
Sweet taste of innovation: Michael Shoretz '09 offers guilt-free treatsJuly 1, 2021Driven by personal experiences, Shoretz is innovating to create great-tasting treats that also happen to be healthy.
Can Massachusetts lead the FinTech revolution?June 28, 2021A conversation with Professor Debarshi Nandy about Mass FinTech Hub and the future of financial technology.
Why do some incidents of sexual misconduct go unreported? It’s complicatedJune 21, 2021In new research paper, Prof. Alice Hsiaw uses game theory to untangle the ‘strategic uncertainty’ that weighs on victims.
- Gomes-Casseres, Podorefsky win annual Brandeis International Business School teaching awardsMay 14, 2021
How Deval Patrick sees the future of capitalismApril 16, 2021The former Massachusetts governor, and 2021 recipient of the Asper Award from Brandeis International Business School, says capitalism should be about all stakeholders, not just shareholders.
Financing the COVID-19 recoveryApril 8, 2021Three Brandeis International Business School alumni have played key roles in drawing up blueprints for a global economic recovery.
Simon Sinek ’95 to Brandeis hackers: ‘Start with Why’March 30, 2021Sinek offered advice for students participating in the DeisHacks 48-hour social good hackathon.
How 3 weeks of strict COVID-19 measures could save the U.S. billionsMarch 17, 2021A few weeks of tight restrictions nationwide could save billions of dollars and tens of thousands of lives, finance professor Anna Scherbina says.
A financial ‘lifeline’ for clean energy startupsFeb. 25, 2021Professor Tibor Toth is the architect of an innovative investment program for Massachusetts companies impacted by COVID-19
Staying one step ahead of cyberattacksDec. 16, 2020Data breaches cost the U.S. economy billions of dollars each year. Professor Anna Scherbina says future executives must understand the threat.
Doing their part to repair the worldNov. 16, 2020These members of the Brandeis International Business School community stepped up with PPE Donations.
Will the lack of federal financial support impact municipal financing?Oct. 28, 2020The effect of the the COVID-19 crisis on state and local budgets has been particularly sharp and has come at a time during which the need for services provided by state and local governments is greater than ever.
What's ahead for the trade relationship with China under a Biden or Trump administration?Oct. 23, 2020Both parties are hostile to China, so the election may have surprisingly little effect on U.S.-China relations, professor Peter Petri says.
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