With rising concerns about the impact of the Iran conflict on oil prices, Hiatt explains how California's energy security issues place the state in a precarious situation.
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With rising concerns about the impact of the Iran conflict on oil prices, Hiatt explains how California's energy security issues place the state in a precarious situation.
Assistant Professor Georgios Petropoulos explains how recent AI-driven layoffs could spur innovation in startups looking to hire out-of-work employees.
As mental health issues related to social media use continue to grow, Neely Center Managing Director Ravi Iyer explains that a legislative ban for teens could be inevitable in the U.S.
On CNBC in Mumbai, Dean Garrett shared perspectives on AI, its impact on higher education, and USC's efforts in this space.
With NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, Assistant Professor Courtney Brunious discusses how technologically advanced arenas, like the Intuit Dome, cater to unique fan experiences and increase the team’s relevance in the sports market.
In this Fast Company Q&A, marketing professor Ike Silver discusses why some CEOs are now speaking out about political issues.
Professor Cardon's research suggests heavy reliance on AI for business communications can lead to negative perceptions, particularly if the communication required emotional labor or customization.
Associate Professor Lars Perner explains how income insecurity among younger shoppers may have led to lower revenue for Saks and the company's recent bankruptcy.
The seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker connected to Venezuela by the United States may have global energy ramifications, according to Professor Marco Aponte-Moreno.
Animated GIFs on social media may reveal stock trends and behavior, according to Professor David Hirshleifer’s research.
Finance professor Rodney Ramcharan explains that a relationship-based lender may offer borrowers more options to resolve issues than larger banks.
Shon Hiatt, director of Zage Business of Energy Initiative, weighs in on oil companies’ efforts to recoup lost monies from Venezuela after Nicolas Maduro was captured by U.S. forces.
AI construction costs can be a "black box" in accounting, according to USC Marshall's Bobby Carnes.
Adjunct Professor David Carter analyzes why produce company Avocados From Mexico shifted its marketing strategy from the NFL to college football.
Assistant Professor Georgios Petropoulos explains how we must adapt to the rapidly changing transportation industry with the increase of autonomous vehicles.
Finance professor Christopher Jones discusses prediction gambling markets offering high-risk bets on everything from the stock market to global events.
Professor Marco Aponte-Moreno breaks down the impact of Nicolás Maduro’s capture, what it means for Venezuela’s future, the influence of external powers, and the emotional impact on Venezuelans.
Associate Professor Nathanael Fast explains that Australia's social media ban for children under 16 could be a proof of concept and example for other countries.
Finance Professor Kerry Fields explains how Paramount's negotiations with Middle Eastern wealth funds sowed doubts over their financial commitment to a deal with Warner Bros.
In the age of AI, Associate Professor Eric Anicich explains how colleges offer students a community that can’t be replicated by technology.
Associate Professor Cheryl Wakslak explains how exclamation point usage in emails doesn’t affect perceptions of confidence, contrasting with researchers’ assumptions.
Accounting Professor Richard Sloan's research shows that financial auditing and accounting cases usually decline during the first year of a new presidential administration as new division directors are hired.
Director Paul Orlando, director of the USC Incubator Program, explains how the Greif Center supports founders at USC Marshall.
USC Marshall Professor Marco Aponte-Moreno discusses the tense situation between the US and Venezuela and the prospect of a possible regime change in the South American country.
Assistant Professor Nikhil Malik's research shows employees perceived to be attractive may earn a higher annual salary.
Professor Wendy Wood's study demonstrates that social media users who claim to be addicted to the platform are more or less scrolling out of habit.
Assistant Professor Glenn Fox's research shows that gratitude improves social bonding and stress regulation while also inspiring individuals to do good.
Assistant Professor Luca Cascio Rizzo's research examines how meaningful hand gestures can increase persuasiveness in conversations by providing listeners with a visual shortcut.
