Bentley is highlighted as Bloomberg Radio's strategic partner as the station launches in the Boston area market.
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(Knowledge @ Wharton)
Marketing Professor Mike Tesler helps answer why eyewear start-up Warby Parker has become so successful so quickly.
(Marie Claire (Italy))
Italian Marie Claire interviews Dean of Arts and Sciences Daniel Everett about his documentary, The Grammar of Happiness, and his latest book, Language: The Cultural Tool.
(Bloomberg Radio)
Professor of Management Anthony Buono discusses responsibility and accountability in managing organzational integrity, the theme of Bentley's upcoming Global Business Ethics Symposium.
Bentley has continued strong efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and received two recent accolades for its sustainability practices: inclusion in The Princeton Review’s list of top environmentally responsible colleges in the U.S. and Canada, and winning the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 2012-2013 College & University Green Power Challenge for using more green power than any other school in the Northeast-10 Conference.
(Radio Info)
Professor of Law, Taxation, and Financial Planning Steve Weisman comments on a recent Florida lawsuit.
(Review of Ophthalmology)
Helen Meldrum, associate professor of psychology in the Program of Health Sciences and Industry, offers insight on how the digital age has taken toll on physician authority.
(Boston Globe)
Professor of Natural and Applied Science Helen Meldrum praises a recent opinion piece and argues that health providers must truly care for themselves in order to give others the best possible care.
(Wall Street Pit)
Economics Professor Scott Sumner summarizes a housing crisis seminar presented by Senior Economist Paul Willen of the Federal Bank of Boston.
(CNBC)
Economics Professor Scott Sumner is named as a potential replacement for Federal Reserve System Chairman, Ben Bernanke.