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Predicting a recession

Article courtesy of MU News Bureau

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More than 270 Trulaske graduates celebrate December commencement

The Trulaske College of Business held its December 2022 graduation ceremony for students receiving a bachelor of science in business administration on Friday, December 16, at the Hearnes Center.

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The next step: Meet three Trulaske December 2022 graduates

The Trulaske College of Business is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of its December 2022 graduates.

Robert Deason and family

Commencement ceremony for one: Coast Guard veteran receives his BS BA at age 98

On November 11, 2022 – fittingly, Veterans Day – the University of Missouri awarded a bachelor’s degree to United States Coast Guard veteran Robert L. Deason, who last attended classes on campus in 1951.

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MU study suggests best practices for attracting new customers

Article courtesy of MU News Bureau

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Are online platforms killing your favorite brands?

Business consultants have long proclaimed that online platforms such as Amazon ultimately destroy brands.

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Making “transport” robots smarter

Article courtesy of MU News Bureau

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‘A Second Home’: Bergamo partnership continues to thrive 20 years later

By Stephen Schmidt

Like many others in Bergamo, Italy, the night of May 23, 2007, began with a dinner party. Pasta, pizza, wine, laughter.

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Trulaske Kaldi’s Sim: Gamification brings a new meaning to hands-on learning

For retail marketing students at Trulaske, gamification is more than a buzzword they hear about from their professors.

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How interns get more done

By Kylie Groh

For most, an internship is a box to check or a rung on the ladder of professional experience. For Sean Segasture, it was an opportunity to surpass expectations.

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Top exporters gather virtually at the 2022 Mid-America Trade Summit

The University of Missouri International Trade Center, along with trade assistance partners from across the region, recently hosted the a

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Osher@Mizzou: The dark web

Article courtesy of Show Me Mizzou.

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A Tweet or a news release? How corporate communication affects acquisitions

Organizations and CEOs use a variety of communication channels, including social media and professional newswires, to reach their audiences.

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Davenport Society dinner and induction ceremony returns

Held in conjunction with the university's 111th Homecoming, the Herbert J.

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Tree on Carnahan Quadrangle dedicated in memory of Harry M. Cornell, Jr.

Harry M. Cornell, Jr., BS BA ’50, the namesake of the building that houses the Trulaske College of Business, was honored during a dedication of a tree outside of Cornell Hall on the Carnahan Quadrangle on October 20.

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Rivalry and technology

Rivalry and Technology

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Four Trulaske students named Homecoming royalty top ten candidates

By Kylie Groh

Introducing their majesties, the Homecoming Top 10 Royalty from the Trulaske College of Business.