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Social media influencer recording a post
Social media
Regulations harm influencers, marketers, followers
Published April 15, 2019
Carey Business School study shows how regulations meant to protect consumers may actually cause feeds to be flooded with ads
Jean Liu
Her fashion statement
Published Spring 2019
After years of designing for major retail brands, alum Jean Liu strikes out on her own / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A home under construction
U.S. economy
Architects of a shaky economy?
Published Dec 26, 2018
The domination of housing markets by relatively few builders slows the industry and poses a risk to the overall economy, study suggests
Bernard Ferrari and John Hunter
Giving
Building diversity
Published Summer 2018
The Leading a Diverse Society Initiative, launched at Carey Business School this past fall, provides enrichment opportunities for underrepresented minority students / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A celebration near the harbor
Beet Week
Carey celebrates philanthropy
Published May 11, 2018
Business School honors the legacy of its benefactor, William P. Carey, during inaugural 'Beet Week'
A take-a-number machine beside a deli
Business
Potential pitfalls in VIP waiting lists
Published Jan 10, 2018
Offering priority access on waitlists to people who refer new customers may backfire for online companies, Carey Business School researcher finds
From left to right: Kevin Frick, Carey Business School vice dean for education; Marcus Tan; Ryan Douglas; Nariman Ziaee; and Chirag Potdar. They are holding up a giant check for $12,000
Case competition
Carey MBA students take first place
Published Dec 4, 2017
Four-member team wins first place, $12K at Chamber of Commerce case competition
Leaders+Legends
Mikulski on leadership, business, trade
Published Nov 21, 2017
Longtime U.S. senator speaks a part of Carey Business School's Leaders+Legends series
Five students hold a giant check for $5,000
Case competition
Hopkins team takes first
Published Nov 17, 2017
Interdisciplinary solution to pneumonia vaccine problem declared most innovative, viable by a panel of Pfizer executives
A woman holds a microphone and speaks while a man smiles behind her
Data-driven look at city's business challenges
Published Oct 24, 2017
University and city leaders discuss recent report from Johns Hopkins' 21st Century Cities Initiative