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Division of labor at home: Who should care, and why?

The Gender & Work Initiative brought together a network of thought leaders, academics, researchers, nonprofit and corporate leaders—all committed to driving gender equality in the workplace, highlighting how these issues affect not only our communities...

June 17, 2025

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Johns Hopkins Awarded $1.5M Department of Defense grant to strengthen U.S. drug supply chain resilience

Carey Business School operations management faculty join Defense Department effort to improve supply chain for vital medications.

April 22, 2025

Innovation/tech

The end of AI’s artificial scarcity

A small, little-known Chinese tech company is forcing investors to rethink the economics of artificial intelligence. Bernard T. Ferrari Professor Tinglong Dai shares his insights.

January 31, 2025

Faculty research

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The restless entrepreneur: Does sleeplessness have a silver lining?

If sleeplessness stimulates ADHD-like tendencies, which in turn can drive entrepreneurial venturing, what does this mean for people thinking of founding or investing in new businesses?

January 28, 2025

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Labeling increases customer engagement with Black-owned restaurants

Professor Michael Luca examines the impact of Black-owned business labels used by many popular business review apps.

January 23, 2025

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Tribal casinos: A winning bet for reducing Native American mortality

Emilia Simeonova’s research finds income generated from casino operations can reduce the probability of mortality for Native American communities.

January 14, 2025

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‘Scaling deep’ to boost entrepreneurial ventures in impoverished communities

Research by Professor Suntae Kim demonstrates how re-thinking traditional entrepreneurial strategies could help impoverished communities.

January 14, 2025

Faculty research

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Is the newest debate over the debt ceiling more than hot air?

Federal finance expert Kathleen Day says the U.S. debt limit and the associated potential crisis is more than just political—it has implications for individual and market economies.

January 10, 2025

interdisciplinary collaboration

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"Thriving through Crisis and Conflict" conference aims to strengthen science and society through interdisciplinary collaboration

A cross-section of business and policy scholars convened to discuss topics such as resilience, misinformation, and negotiation at an event designed to plant a seed for future research-focused collaboration.

December 10, 2024

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At the Nexus: Advancing progress on gender equity

The Johns Hopkins University Nexus Awards fund a new Carey Business School's initiative to support gender equity in the workplace.

December 05, 2024

DEIB

Carey-sponsored Global Women’s Summit: Celebrating the impact and proving the value of investing in women

Carey’s sponsorship of this event packed with powerhouse panelists highlights the school’s gender parity achievements and commitment to developing female talent.

December 02, 2024

societal impact

The immigration debate: policies and perceptions in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Professor Mario Macis shares immigration policy considerations ahead of the 2024 election

November 01, 2024

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