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Kelley School of Business

Thanksgiving in Indiana in 2009: A menu of fun facts and figures

Turkey

Just in time for Thanksgiving Day on Thursday (Nov. 26), the Indiana Business Research Center in Indiana University's Kelley School of Business has offered a menu of interesting statistics.   Full Story >>

New study on retail discounting: What works for some products might be a bust for others

Shopping Mall

Retailers beware. Some tried-and-true discounting tactics for pepping up holiday season sales can be a boon for some products -- but a bust for others.   Full Story >>

Study looks at officiating in college basketball, finds patterns that reward aggressive play

Basketball Referees

A study co-authored by a professor in IU's Kelley School of Business suggests that fans do have a great impact on games and that officials often are not objective in their efforts to be fair to both teams.   Full Story >>

Students square off against regional competitors in IT case competition sponsored by CA, Inc.

Kelley students at case competition.

CA, Inc. and Kelley School of Business at Indiana University will hold a Regional Case Competition on Saturday, November 14, 2009, at the Indiana University Bloomington campus. The winning university will be invited to compete against teams from around the world at the second International Case Competition on the Strategic Value of IT Management, held in conjunction with CA's user conference, CA World 2010 in Las Vegas, May 15-17, 2010.   Full Story >>

Kelley School's news site uses social media approach

Kelley 360

IU's Kelley School has been experimenting with social media in the form of blogs, Facebook groups and Twitter feeds in recent years. The latest development is a redesigned Web page called Kelley 360.   Full Story >>

IU Kelley School of Business economic forecast for 2010 looks better, relative to this year

Bill Witte

Indiana University economists presenting their annual forecast today (Nov. 5) are confident that 2010 is going to be better than this year. Unfortunately, 2009 was "really, really awful."   Full Story >>