USC Marshall School of Business

Professor Nathanael Fast and Eric Anicich’s respective studies explore how job titles affect power dynamics within a work setting. economist.com/business/2026/…

A recent New York Times article, which references Dean Geoff Garrett, discusses how China has been building commodity stockpiles, including natural gas. nytimes.com/2026/04/08/bus…

Adjunct Professor David Carter discusses the risks of Jaguars' short-term relocation to Orlando for the 2027 NFL season. news-usa.today/jacksonville-j…

Ravi Iyer, managing director of USC Marshall's Neely Center, explains why age restrictions on social media use are primarily a bipartisan issue in light of the historic court decision regarding the impact of social media on children. latimes.com/business/story…

Nick Vyas, director of the Global Supply Chain Institute, discusses how the war in Iran could have long-term effects on the world food market even if it ends soon. businessinsider.com/iran-war-ferti…

Associate Professor Michael Mische explains how gas prices fluctuate as tensions rise in the Middle East. time.com/article/2026/0…

Amid conflict in the Strait of Horumz, Associate Professor Michael Mische says the highest gas prices may still be yet to come due to lags between crude and consumer prices. foxbusiness.com/economy/oil-ha…

Marketing professor Kristen Diehl explains how habit and routine drive the majority of actions, and understanding this fact can help people form better habits. goodhousekeeping.com/life/a70847235…

HBR cites a recent study, co-authored by Associate Professor Davide Proserpio, that shows the odds of bankruptcy filing in states with legalized sports gambling increased by as much as 25% to 30%, indicating deteriorating consumer credit health. cnbc.com/2026/03/25/spo…

Nick Vyas, executive director of the Kendrick Global Supply Chain Institute, discusses how the 60-day waiver of the Jones Act is a temporary solution for a long-term problem within the U.S. supply chain. supplychainbrain.com/articles/43715…

Professor Kerry Fields discusses the lack of government regulation with online gambling and the future of prediction markets on CBS LA. cbsnews.com/losangeles/vid…

Pete Carroll, iconic football coach, champion, and leadership visionary, will return to campus as the 2026 commencement speaker for USC Marshall School of Business. marshall.usc.edu/news/legendary…

USC is proud to welcome Gustavo Dudamel as its 2026 commencement speaker. The acclaimed conductor and Music & Artistic Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic will address the Class of 2026 at USC’s 143rd commencement ceremony on May 14 at the @lacoliseum. #USCGrad weare.sc/USCgrad143

Senior company leaders can increase their influence by listening, forming alliances, and exuding confidence, according to Eric Anicich, associate professor of management and organization. hbr.org/2026/03/how-se…

Professor David Carter explains how gambling can eventually lead to a crisis in sports, eroding the game's perceived integrity and jeopardizing revenue streams. sports.yahoo.com/articles/buste…

As Australia moves to ban social media for users under the age of 16, USC Marshall’s Neely Center managing director Ravi Iyer warns that excessive use poses a real psychological risk. bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…

In this episode of Trojan Talks, President Kim sits down with USC Professor Richard Green, one of the country’s leading experts on housing markets and urban economics, to discuss the challenges of rebuilding after the wildfires, what drives housing costs, and the future of great cities like Los Angeles. WATCH: weare.sc/TrojanTalks6

Attacks on Iran's oil infrastructure raise the risk profile for the world's energy supply chain, according to Nick Vyas, director of the Global Supply Chain Institute at USC Marshall. malaysia.news.yahoo.com/trump-says-us-…

Associate Professor Michael Mische discusses how California is particularly vulnerable to rising fuel prices due to its high reliance on imports and declining number of in-state refineries. sfchronicle.com/california/art…

USC Marshall’s Shon Hiatt explains that increased fuel prices could have a trickle-down effect, impacting the cost of goods on shelves. abc13.com/post/trickledo…