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Trump’s proposed H-1B visa fee brings anxiety to Mass. companies and workers

Economics Professor Dave Gulley discusses the potential impact of the newly proposed H-1B visa fee on the Massachusetts economy.

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Job seekers and hiring managers are using AI, and nobody’s happy

Director of Undergraduate Career Development Alyssa Hammond shares how AI can be useful for students in the job search and advises about a potential pitfall of the technology.

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Better living through mathematical literacy?

Associate Professor of Mathematics Noah Giansiracusa’s new book,  “Robin Hood Math: Take Control of the Algorithms That Run Your Life”, is featured for helping people better understand the algorithms embedded in modern life.

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These Mass. colleges are among the 50 best US schools for long-term career success, per LinkedIn

Bentley is featured for being ranked #15 in the nation for graduates’ success by LinkedIn.  

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Baystate Health CEO apologizes to 13,000 employees in plagiarism controversy

Executive Director of the Hoffman Center for Business Ethics Jeff Moriarty offers thoughts on the apology from a CEO accused of using passages from other writers’ work in his weekly blog. 

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The US runs a trade surplus on services, the core of the Mass. economy. Tariffs could change that.

Economics Professor Dave Gulley offers insight on what tariffs mean for the US trade surplus in services and why there is a significant impact on Massachusetts. 

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From Wayfair to Temu, Boston-based retail companies face gut punch from tariffs. But there’s one that might benefit.

Economics Professor Dave Gulley explains that recently announced tariffs were higher and more far-reaching than anticipated.

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This lobby warns Trump’s penny ban would nickel and dime Americans

Economics Professor Dave Gulley offers insights on how eliminating the penny would impact inflation.

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At Bentley University, the trading room floor is a launching pad

Bentley’s strong return on investment and focus on experiential learning are highlighted in this story about the Bentley Investment Group, a student run organization that manages about $1.4million of the university's endowment funds. 

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Nearly 40 percent of Mass. residents feel financially worse off now than a year ago, Globe/Suffolk poll finds

Assistant Professor of Global Studies Maricruz Osorio explains why it’s hard to predict if the economy, always an important issue during a presidential election, will be what sways voters in November. 

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