Netflix round 3: Can the ultimate disruptor transform itself—again?
The question for Netflix is no longer how to disrupt an industry, but how to manage incumbency while continuing to innovate and lead, writes E&I Lecturer Chris Selland.
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Northeastern alum Nicolai Jacobsen brings analytics to the world of competitive sailing
Khoury NewsNicolai Jacobsen was born into a family of Olympic sailors and has spent countless hours on the water. But in blending his computing and entrepreneurial skills with his childhood passion, he's found a new way to compete.
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How consumers drive social change
Business TalkDr. Amir Grinstein, Associate Professor of Marketing at Northeastern University's D'Amore-McKim School of Business, shares insights from his research, “Creating Social Change by Moving from i-level to g-level and s-level Interventions.”
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2025 Most Disruptive Business School Startups: Degree2Destiny
Poets&QuantsDegree2Destiny is an AI-powered career readiness platform—founded by Anjali Laddha, DMSB'26—helping students turn their degrees into real careers.
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Take the first step: Financial resolutions for a more prosperous 2026
Miami Herald“Don't set a long wish list with vague or all-or-nothing goals, and don't rely solely on willpower,” said Hristina Nikolova, an associate professor of marketing at Northeastern University's D'Amore-McKim School of Business.
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Gut feeling key to leadership in uncertainty
The Chosun DailyProfessor Laura Huang's research shows gut feeling complements data in leadership decisions.
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A simple act of kindness brings holiday cheer to campus during finals
During finals week, when stress runs high across campus, D'Amore-McKim student Anthony Casabianca brings an unexpected dose of joy.
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A season of reflection and momentum at D'Amore-McKim
As the year comes to a close, D'Amore-McKim students are pausing to reflect on how far they've come—and where they're headed next.
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How a biology major found her path to audit at Deloitte
“And it's not just theory. The classes are really hands-on. In my Auditing in a Big Data Environment course, we focused on work paper documentation and how to use current tech platforms, which helped prepare me for my corporate residency. These skills are especially valuable as technology transforms audit every day.” – Lucy Ross, MS in Accounting'25
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Industrial banks outperform traditional lenders, new Utah research shows
Utah TechBuzz NewsNew research from the University of Utah Fintech Center shows industrial banks outperform traditional banks in safety, returns, and lending to underserved markets, challenging calls for expanded FDIC regulation.
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Math major from New Mexico finds career in tax at PwC
“I no longer just know where numbers go on a schedule; I understand why they go there. That clarity has made me much more efficient and confident in my role.” – Zerek Gutierrez, MS in Accounting'25
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Fund and co-op shape the path from accounting to quantitative finance
My experience with Bloomberg Terminal through the 360 Huntington Fund gave me a strong advantage in finance. I learned how to access real-time market data, analyze trends, and build valuation models using professional-grade tools. Bloomberg isn't just about data, it's about making informed decisions quickly, and mastering it gave me a competitive edge.” – Anshika Gupta, MS in Quantitative Finance'25