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Tuck Learning Expeditions: Australia

March 2012

Faculty and students will go to South Africa during spring break.

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Former Senate Budget Chairman Optimistic About Debt Reduction Deal Prospects

There is now more reason for optimism regarding the U.S.’s burgeoning federal debt. That was the message of Judd Gregg, a Republican and former Senate Budget Committee chairman in an address to Tuck School of Business students April 9. U.S. debt averaged less than 50 percent of the country’s annual gross domestic...

What All Successful Companies Have in Common

Everyone knows that good senior managers are valuable. The question is, How valuable?  James Quigley, a senior partner and former chief executive officer at Deloitte Touche Tomatsu Limited has a figure: well-managed companies are valued as much as 35 percent more than their...

At Abu Dhabi’s Sovereign Wealth Fund, Investing for the Long, Long Term

Up until the financial crisis, it had been a classic Wall Street career for Tom Arnold T’91. Then, in the depths of the global economic crisis in 2008, Arnold got an unsolicited call at his office with private equity firm Cereberus Capital Management from a recruiter asking if...

Getting on with Governments, Globally

As states play a larger economic role, Tuck's new center focuses on the intersection of business and government. It was early 2009, and the global financial markets were teetering. Zachary Segal D’98, T’06, moved from San Francisco, Calif., to Washington, DC, to...

American Companies and Global Supply Networks

U.S. economic growth and job creation increasingly hinge on the success of American companies in the global economy, reports a new economic study released today by the Business Roundtable (BRT) and the United States Council for International Business (USCIB).  The report by...

Tuck’s New Center for Global Business and Government

In a business environment increasingly mediated by governments, an understanding of public policy has never been more important for MBA students.

The Five-Minute CEO

Matthew Slaughter, Assoc. Dean for the MBA Program and Signal Companies’ Prof. of Management, has testified several times as an expert before members of Congress. In his fall elective, Leadership in the Global Economy, Slaughter's students learn how to develop his or her...

One Project=Campuswide Learning

What does it take for a 135-year-old company, steeped in both cultural and corporate traditions, to adjust, or even outright change, its principles and values? This question was explored, researched, picked apart, and extensively discussed by a small group of MBA Fellows with the...