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China is trying to connect Southeast Asia by high-speed rail. Here’s how that’s going

CNN |

Assistant Professor of Global Studies Pon Souvannaseng offers insight on China’s motivation to create an infrastructure development program that connects it to countries in Southeast Asia.

Consequences of audit failure greater for ethnic minority partners

Accounting Times |

Research co-authored by Professor of Accounting Gopal Krishnan highlights that despite diversity initiatives accounting firms are still lagging when it comes to ethnics representation.

Ethnic diversity is still a serious issue at the top level in accounting firms

The Conversation |

Professor of Accounting Gopal Krishnan co-authors a piece highlighting his new research which reveals that despite efforts to increase diversity, it is still lagging in the senior ranks in accounting firms.

How class action lawsuits could prevent future data breaches

WJAR-TV |

Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Steve Weisman explains how a new crop of class action lawsuits could change how companies protect our data.

IBM Wants to Weed Out Falsely Advertised AI Tools

The Daily Upside |

Data from the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is highlighted for revealing that 79% of Americans don’t trust companies to use AI responsibly.

Banks Aren’t Doing Enough to Protect Customers From Scams

TIME |

Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Steve Weisman asserts banks should take more responsibility when their customers lose money because they are the victims of scammers.

Good health care price transparency rules are at risk if Congress doesn’t act

STAT |

Assistant Professor of Economics Ben Chartock writes an op-ed asserting we need legislation that requires price transparency in health care or consumers might suffer. 

As Boards Focus More on Cybersecurity, Are They Missing One of the Biggest Threats?

Wall Street Journal |

Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems Jeff Proudfoot co-authors an article outlining why board members should receive more training and guidance on managing cyber security.

A Year After Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse, Biotech Looks Back on the Crisis

BioSpace |

Senior Lecturer in Finance Steve Wasserman describes what caused Silicon Valley bank to collapse and the lessons learned from that.

Three Things to Know About the Workplace Generation Gap

MIT Sloan Management Review |

John W. Poduska Professor of Governance Cynthia Clark authors an article about data from the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report that highlights the generational differences in the workplace.