Notre Dame Stories interviewed grad student Peter Zanca for its podcast. Zanca, who is pursuing a dual MBA/MSBA, is helping the NBA understand a new rule change with analytics and recently won the NBA Hackathon competition.

A St. Louis Times-Dispatch article referenced a study by Dean and finance professor Martijn J. Cremers and his co-researchers, which found that staggered boards created value for firms “engaged in innovation and where stakeholder relationships matter more."

ITAO's Mike Chapple was quoted in several media outlets as news broke that some former Twitter employees face federal charges for spying for Saudi Arabia. NPR's Morning Edition aired a segment with Mike; the Associated Press published an article with his comments, which appeared in more than 300 outlets, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Marketwatch, Business Insider, ABC News, US News and Politico.

A working paper coauthored by Finance's Huaizhi Chen, "Don't Take Their Word For It: The Misclassification of Bond Mutual Funds," was picked up by a number of financial news outlets after it appeared on the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research's website. The research has appeared at Marketwatch, CNN Money and the Financial Times. Huaizhi and his colleagues also posted a response to a post by Morningstar regarding their research. 

Matt Levine's Money Stuff in Bloomberg featured a working paper by Finance's Huaizhi Chen.