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American Banker

Parent Trap: Is RBS Good For Citizens? – 11/20/09
From the article: Business as usual? Seeing good growth? Is that possible for a business tethered to a company subsisting on 45.5 billion pounds ($75.5 billion) in bailout funds? Well, yes, said Paul Hirsch, a professor of strategy and organization at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. The drama in the U.K. no doubt is a distraction for employees of RBS' U.S. businesses, Hirsch said. But Citizens' bankers are hardly alone in dealing with the stresses of working for a weakened corporate parent. Moreover, as a foreign-owned firm, RBS has not garnered the same level of media attention paid to U.S.-based rivals, which gives Citizens a bit of public relations cover when it comes to maintaining the confidence of U.S. retail customers. "If [Citizens] were the only one in trouble and you didn't have so many other banks going down, it might be more of a problem," Hirsch said. "I would think Bank of America looks stranger to people than RBS because we're closer to it and we're seeing headlines about them every day."

Wall Street Journal

More Scientists Treat Experiments as a Team Sport – 11/20/09
From the article: To gauge the rise of team science, management experts at Northwestern University recently analyzed 2.1 million U.S. patents filed since 1975 and all of the 19.9 million research papers archived in the Institute for Scientific Information database. "We looked at the recorded universe of all published papers across all fields, and we found that all fields were moving heavily toward teamwork," says Northwestern business sociologist Brian Uzzi.

BusinessWeek

Is the Fed Creating New Bubbles? – 11/19/09
The article mentions a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Human Resource Executive

The Sweet Smell of ... Fairness? – 11/19/09
A profile of a study about the connection between moral behavior and cleanliness, co-authored by Morris and Alice Kaplan Professor of Ethics and Decision in Management Adam Galinsky.

Wall Street Journal

Networking for Social Responsibility – 11/19/09
From the article: At Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, a module that simulates a corporate crisis component with a corporate social responsibility angle has become a popular add-on. For example, managers will spend class time re-enacting a scenario in which they react to environmental groups that have attacked their firm's reputation. Participants learn that "you have to integrate these moral quandaries with respect to the social issues fairly quickly," says Daniel Diermeier, a professor of management at Kellogg. Last year, Mr. Diermeier taught the module to managers from more than 40 companies, up from about five in previous years. "It's an increasingly important part of managing and enhancing a company's reputation," he says.

HealthLeaders Media

Little-Known Medicare Pay Code Change Will Hurt Specialists – 11/18/09
The article highlights research on the economic impact of billing errors among consultation services, authored by Professor of Health Industry Management Joel Shalowitz.

Bloomberg

Yellen Says Unclear If Use of Rates Can Stem Leverage – 11/17/09
The article mentions a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Bloomberg

Bernanke Signals ‘Extended’ Low-Rate Period May Become Longer Share Business Exchange – 11/17/09
The article highlights a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

CNBC (Squawk Box)

Fed, Economy & Markets – 11/17/09
The broadcast highlights a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series. Watch the video.

Dow Jones Newswires

Fed's Kohn: Hiking Rates Now To Prick Presumed Bubble Has High Costs – 11/17/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

FXStreet.com

Fed chairman Bernanke outlined the challenges of the US economy to recovery – 11/17/09
The article highlights a speech delivered by vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Market News International

Fed's Kohn: Regulators Didn't See Enough; Should Stay Focused – 11/17/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Medill Reports

Fed official argues interest rates should not be raised to fix bubbles – 11/17/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

PINK Magazine

8 Reasons to Get an MBA Now – 11/17/09
The article mentions the Kellogg School’s Executive MBA program offerings.

Reuters India

Fed's Kohn says sees no bubbles building in U.S. – 11/17/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

The Telegraph (UK)

Pride does come before a fall 'especially when it comes to temptation' – 11/17/09
A profile of a study on “restraint bias” and temptation by Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations Loran Nordgren. The study will appear in a forthcoming issue of Psychological Science.

Wall Street Journal

Fed's Kohn Says Beware Of False Signs Of Asset Bubbles – 11/17/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Wall Street Journal

The Fed’s Evolving View on Bubbles: Never Say Never – 11/17/09
The article highlights a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Wall Street Journal (Real Time Economics blog)

Fed Officials Wondering Aloud: Should We Ever Raise Rates to Burst a Bubble? – 11/17/09
The article highlights a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Crain’s Chicago Business (Taking Names blog)

Star chef tutors MBA students on creativity – 11/16/09
The article profiles a special talk by four-star chef Graham Bowles Elliot to Kellogg students. The event was organized by Lecturer of Marketing Andrew Razeghi.

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