CNN.com | November 17, 2009
In reference to the use of Twitter to make potentially libelous claims, Asst. Prof. of Legal Studies and Business Ethics, Andrea Matwyshyn says, "Generally, [the law] is at least five years behind technology as it is developing."
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The Washington Post | November 15, 2009
Prof. of Real Estate and Finance, Joseph Gyourko, presents five myths about homeownership, cautioning that "several of our most cherished beliefs about the value of a home don't hold true."
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Financial Times | November 13, 2009
Asst. Prof. of Operations and Information Management, Devin Pope, and Assoc. Prof. of Operations and Information Management, Maurice E. Schweitzer, are cited for their research on risk aversion in golfing, noting that "the agony of a bogey seems to outweigh the thrill of a birdie."
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