The results from the 2012 Indiana Manufacturing Survey: “Halftime” for Indiana Manufacturing indicate that Hoosier manufacturers are stronger this year than at any point since the Great Recession.
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IU Business Outlook forecast: 2013 will be generally similar to 2012, marked by slow growth
In this election year, voters repeatedly list the economy as their number one concern.
Kelley faculty research shows race plays a role in assisting members within a team
If a group’s success depends on the achievement of all involved, one might think everyone would be willing to lend a hand when one group member clearly struggles.
Alumna receives fellowship to research local, life-saving programs
Kacy Allgood (BS ’03) has been named the 2012 Sewell Fund Learning Partnership Fellow. Allgood, who has a master’s degree in library science and a B.S. in business from the IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, both at IUPUI, is a certified emergency medical technician.
Research by professor emeritus featured in Financial Times
When it came to designing his steel mills, Andrew Carnegie focused on speed and efficient materials handling.
Kelley Indianapolis professor receives Fulbright grant to do work in Croatia
Since 2004, the Kelley School of Business has been engaged in international graduate education through the International Graduate Business School (IGBS) in Zagreb, Croatia.
Kelley Researchers Examine How Women Respond to Information About HPV Vaccine
Dena S. Cox, professor of marketing and faculty fellow at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, has received a $99,600, two-year research grant from Merck to study factors influencing young women’s adoption of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine.
Kelley Professors to Present Research in Netherlands
Kelley marketing Professors Anthony and Dena Cox will present their research on the “self-prediction effect” on consumer behavioral responses on Oct. 18 at a conference at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
Kelley Study to Examine HPV Treatment Decisions
Dena S. Cox, professor of marketing and faculty fellow at the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, has received a $99,600, two-year research grant from Merck to study factors influencing young women’s adoption of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine.
Kelley School’s Leading Index for Indiana suggests a ‘feeble’ economic recovery through early fall
Based on the Leading Index for Indiana (LII), the state’s feeble economic recovery will continue through the summer and early fall.