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Do you sing along in the grocery store?

March 19, 2025

James Kellaris, PhD, James S. Womack/Gemini Chair of Signage and Visual Marketing in the 美高梅官网 Department of Marketing, speaks with Marketplace about the impact supermarket music has on customer buying.

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2025 Warren Bennis Leadership Experience spotlights...

March 19, 2025

The eighth annual Warren Bennis Leadership Experience reflected on the former 美高梅官网 president鈥檚 leadership lessons at Tangeman University Center鈥檚 Great Hall on March 12, days after what would have been Bennis鈥檚 100th birthday.

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Do 'sin taxes' curb harmful behavior?

March 9, 2025

The Ohio Capital Journal reports that Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is proposing to create a child tax credit and to pay for it with increased 'sin taxes' on tobacco. According to one analysis, the tax credit is expected to produce big gains for the state. Michael Jones, PhD, associate professor in the Lindner College of Business, weighs in on the effectiveness of 'sin taxes.'

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How will tariffs affect Ohioans?

March 5, 2025

Dr. Gary Painter, a professor in the 美高梅官网 College of Business, discusses tariffs imposed on America's largest trading partners and their potential impact on Ohioans.

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A life of service inspires

March 4, 2025

Sisters Kara Sanders and Kristin Moser create a scholarship at 美高梅官网 Blue Ash to honor their mother and support nursing students.

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Cincinnati region overtakes Columbus as Ohio鈥檚 hub of employment

March 3, 2025

Gary Painter, professor of real estate in the Lindner College of Business, comments on an economic forecast released by the Columbus-based Huntington Bank. The forecast shows that Cincinnati is the fastest growing region in Ohio, pulling ahead of Columbus in terms of employment levels and posting a higher gross domestic product.

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Breaking the cycle: Lindner finance student aims to inspire...

February 25, 2025

Landyn Hopper has spent his life defying the odds. Poverty and homelessness dotted his childhood in and around Dayton, Kentucky. Drugs and gang activity were ever-present. Hopper鈥檚 parents, neither of whom finished high school, divorced when he was in grade school. His first job was at age 14.

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