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Snead Earns GBF Student Leadership Award

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Impact Consulting Fellowship: Celebrating the Spring 2021 Cohort

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Undergrads Partner With Fox Sports U

When Maryland Smith’s

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Why Empathy is a Back-to-the-Office Cure

While there is no single playbook for successfully bringing employees back to the office after pa

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Is It Time for Financial Climate Risk Regulation?

Financial institutions should be accounting for climate change, but risk models currently are ins

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Nothing But Net Gains for NBA Playoff Viewership Share

After a pandemic season that saw ratings take a hit, skeptics wondered whether the 2021 season would yield similar numbers. But the return of fans and excitement in the playoffs has proved that the NBA isn’t just bouncing back, it’s booming, says Maryland Smith’s Henry C. Boyd III.

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Gamifying Fashion

Amazon is still the biggest name in e-commerce. But the buzz these days is about Shein. China-based Shein surged past Amazon as the most downloaded shopping app in the United States, after China removed export taxes to offset the 2018 U.S. trade tariff. The move sparked rapid international growth, with annual sales growing by 250% during the pandemic.

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‘A Celebration of My Blackness’

Jillian Kingwood

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The End of the Antitrust Case Against Facebook?

SMITH BRAIN TRUST – Facebook isn’t going to be broken up just now.

Returning a Favor via Social Media Could Drive Healthier Habits, UMD Research Shows

The chance to repay a favor could be a more powerful motivator than personal gain, new research b

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Finding Smith, And the Plus 1 Program

Gelila Aderaye ’21 always knew graduate school was in her future but didn’t know exactly what her plans were – that is, until she attended Maryland Smith. Initially starting her undergraduate career at Montgomery College, Aderaye came to Smith with a penchant for accounting.

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How One Year Can Help Shape a Career

As a criminology and criminal justice major at the University of Maryland, Eleanna Weissman dream
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