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Remembering Professor Melvyn Menezes

Together we celebrate a legacy that will live on in the countless lives he touched, both here at Questrom and across the world.

Questrom Professor Connie Noonan Hadley Named To The Thinkers50 Radar Class Of 2024

The annual Thinkers50 Radar List selects 30 of the world’s scholars whose work is poised to have the most significant impact on the future of management and organizations. Questrom’s Connie Noonan […]

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Meet Rinat Aruh’98, Ensuring Purpose And Profit Coexist

Questrom is all about developing leaders who create value for the world. Rinat Aruh, BSBA (Questrom’98), is one of those leaders. Rinat has made her mark as an executive for […]

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07 March 2024

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‘Buy American-Hire American’ Executive Order: The Global Relocation of U.S. High-Tech Jobs
by Bin Gu
Bin Gu, Professor of Information Systems discusses how The “Buy American-Hire American” executive order, aimed at strengthening U.S. employment and limiting foreign worker access, has unintentionally prompted high-tech multinational companies to relocate jobs overseas, revealing the complexities of balancing immigration policy and global workforce needs: Can you explain how the “Buy American-Hire American” executive order […]
Robotaxis: Remarkably Unremarkable
by Dave Epstein
In San Francisco, where old meets new in the city’s eclectic mix of transit options, Dave Epstein discusses his experience in a Waymo robotaxi, and what the future holds for driverless cars: Getting off BART at Powell in San Francisco, we entered a mix of new and old transit. The clang of cable car bells […]
Immigration is Vital to U.S. & Massachusetts
by Mark Williams
Immigration is crucial for population growth, a strong labor force, and economic progress in Massachusetts and the U.S., according to a new study by Mark Williams, Master Lecturer of Finance. The study, “Immigration is Vital to U.S. & Massachusetts,” highlights that sectors like construction, healthcare, and agriculture heavily rely on immigrant labor. Without this participation, […]