Durham has studied legal point spread betting for years. As a finance professor, he looks at the numbers and thinks about bettors’ behaviors – considering what might cause the numbers to move up and down as they do.
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To err is human? Kelley School researchers examine how errors affect credibility of online reviews
Shoppers increasingly consult online reviews before making holiday purchases. But how do they decide which reviewers to trust?
2017 Indiana Manufacturing Survey: Employers Are Upgrading for Growth
Annual Katz, Sapper & Miller survey of Hoosier manufacturers suggests investments in automation and technology are on the horizon.
2016 Indiana Manufacturing Survey reveals roadblocks to industry prosperity
Annual Katz, Sapper & Miller Survey of Hoosier manufacturers indicates concerns about long-term prospects
2016 Indiana Manufacturing Survey Released Wednesday
Annual Results from State’s Largest Business Sector Serve as Bellwether for State’s Economy.
Kelley Indianapolis welcomes five new faculty members
The IU Kelley School of Business in Indianapolis is proud to welcome five new faculty members to its roster this fall.
Three Kelley Indianapolis faculty members receive promotions
Steven L. Jones, Robert Neal and Christopher O. L. H. Porter have been appointed full professors effective July 1.
Hoosier manufacturers cite workforce shortages, global competition, anti-growth policies as pessimism grows in 2015 Indiana Manufacturing Survey
Katz, Sapper & Miller’s annual Manufacturing Survey is authored by IU Kelley School of Business experts, in partnership with Conexus Indiana, Indiana Manufacturers Association
Game, Set, Match: Kelley Prepares Pat O’Neill For Career Success
Tennis is, in principle, a team sport at IUPUI. But once members of the men’s tennis team step out on the court, they must draw upon their inner reserves, think on their feet, and make quick decisions — alone.
Kelley School leverages Moi University partnership to offer foundational business course in Kenya
The Indiana University Kelley School of Business has developed a 10-week pilot study program designed to impart foundational business knowledge and skills to the people of Kenya through its strategic international partnership with Moi University.