Media Mentions

The Ascent

Research by Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, on how self-checkout affects customer loyalty was cited in a story by The Ascent, a publication by finance site the Motley Fool.

MoneyGeek.com

Professor and Department Head of Finance Ed Nelling, PhD, CFA, contributed insights to a MoneyGeek.com article on buying a home in Pennsylvania.

MoneyGeek.com

Professor and Department Head of Finance Ed Nelling, PhD, CFA, contributed insights to a MoneyGeek.com article on home equity lines of credit.

The Sacramento Bee

Joel Maxcy, PhD, professor of sport business and department head of sport business and general business, was quoted in a story on the economic benefits of a professional sports franchise moving to a city that has not previously hosted one. He cites the NBA’s New Orleans Hornets temporarily relocating to Oklahoma City after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 among numerous economic case studies relating to professional sports.

KYW Newsradio in Depth

Carter Murdoch, PhD, executive director of the Wilbur C. Henderson Real Estate Institute in the LeBow College of Business, was interviewed on KYW Newsradio’s In Depth podcast to discuss the impact of the National Association of Realtors settling a class-action lawsuit relating to realtors’ fees: who will get more money, who might have to spend more, and how this could impact the real estate market.

NBC-10

Edward Nelling, PhD, professor and department head of finance, was interviewed by NBC-10 about the economic and supply chain impact of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge and port suspension in Baltimore.

WWSI-TV (Telemundo-62)

Eliezer M. Fich, PhD, trustee professor of finance, was quoted in March 26 WWSI-TV (Telemundo-62) story about the economic impact of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a March 27 Philadelphia Inquirer article about free ham and turkey promotion for grocery store customers that spend a specific amount of money in stores like Giant and ShopRite, that typically run during holiday seasons.

The Daily Dot

Recently published research on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems, co-authored by Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was mentioned in a March 25 Daily Dot story about a viral TikTok video of CVS customers complaining about the company’s self-checkout.

Scripps News

Recently published research on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems, co-authored by Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was mentioned in a Scripps News story about Target’s planned changes to self-checkout which will limit the number of items that can be purchased at self-checkout.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Lauren D’Innocenzo, PhD, associate professor of management, was quoted in a Philadelphia Inquirer article about the retirement of Vanguard’s CEO and the company’s announcement that it would look for new CEO candidates both internally and externally, which is unusual for the company that has always hired for the position with internal candidates.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Jillian Hmurovic, PhD, assistant professor of marketing, was quoted in a March 6 Philadelphia Inquirer article about Philadelphia consumers’ habits shopping on Amazon and their conflicted feelings about it.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Trustee Professor of Finance Eliezer M. Fich, PhD, was quoted in Feb. 23 Philadelphia Inquirer article, part of the Inquirer’s Curious Philly series, about the logistics of why SEPTA Regional Rail does not have restrooms on the train.

WWSI-TV (Telemundo-62)

Trustee Professor of Finance Eliezer M. Fich, PhD, was quoted in Feb. 20 WWSI-TV (Telemundo-62) story about the 2024 housing market and strategies for buying a home.

Newsday

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Feb. 8 Newsday article about how regional and national grocery chains are handling customers’ demands for checkout options and her recently published research on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

The Times-Tribune

Research by Associate Professor of Marketing Yanliu Huang, PhD, on the effect of self-checkout on store loyalty was cited in a Scranton Times-Tribune story on grocery stores in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

KYW-Newsradio In Depth

Elea Feit, PhD, an associate dean for Research and associate professor in the LeBow College of Business, was quoted in a Jan. 30 episode of KYW-Newsradio’s “In Depth” podcast on Google’s decision to remove third-party cookies from its internet browser and the impact on consumers and digital advertising.

Inc.

Research co-authored by Associate Professor of Marketing Yanliu Huang, PhD, on the connections between self-checkout and customer loyalty was cited in an Inc. story.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Jan. 25 Philadelphia Inquirer article about recently published research she co-authored on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

Business Insider

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Jan. 24 Business Insider story about recently published research she co-authored on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

CNN

Recently published research on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems co-authored by Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was mentioned in a Jan. 23 CNN story.

The Herald Sun

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Herald Sun (Melbourne, Australia) story about recently published research she co-authored on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

The Indiana Gazette

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in an Indiana Gazette story about recently published research she co-authored on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

The Daily Mail

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Daily Mail (UK) story about recently published research she co-authored on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

KYW-Newsradio

Department head and professor of finance Ed Nelling, PhD, CFA, was quoted in a KYW-Newradio story on a new requirements for Pennsylvania high school students to take a personal finance course in order to graduate.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Jan. 10 Philadelphia Inquirer article about how online shopping has impacted the annual retail return rate and how companies’ return policies can impact their bottom lines, the environment and consumers’ shopping habits.

The Jerusalem Post

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in an article about recently published research she co-authored on how regular checkout systems provide greater grocery store loyalty than self-checkout systems.

The Wall Street Journal

Yanliu Huang, PhD, associate professor of marketing, was quoted in a Dec. 28 Wall Street Journal article about tips to optimize a food budget, including writing shopping lists on a piece of paper instead of a digital format like a phone.

LexBlog

LexBlog, a global blog network serving the legal industry, published an adaptation of an article co-authored by Denis O’Brien Research Scholar and Associate Professor of Finance Naveen Daniel, PhD. The post originally appeared on Columbia Law School’s CLS Blue Sky Blog.

Keller Center Research Report

A revised version of “How Using a Paper Versus Mobile Calendar Influences Everyday Planning and Plan Fulfillment,” a paper co-authored by Associate Professor of Marketing Yanliu Huang, PhD, was included in the Keller Center for Research December 2023 Report, produced by Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Business as a resource for the real-estate industry.