In the Media

Consumers filed 178 price gouging complaints in 2023. Here’s why most were denied

Finance Professor Andrew Schwartz discusses how inflation and supply and demand are affecting consumer prices.

Lessons in Leadership: Ruchin Kansal and Satyen Raja

Professor Ruchin Kansal, MBA, discusses Artificial Intelligence (AI) in leadership and how AI can help leaders improve their effectiveness and efficiency.

Thanksgiving dinner inflation will cost you about 25% more than 4 years ago

Finance Professor Xiaoqing Eleanor Xu, Ph.D., CFA, provides advice on how inflation and supply chains impacts consumers putting together a holiday menu.

Professor Ruchin Kansal discusses the Stillman School Department of Management research team’s groundbreaking work on how emerging business leaders view leadership development, including their sentiments around remote work.

Seton Hall research: Employers, beware of broad return-to-office mandates ... but, you might be surprised what younger workers think.

ROI-NJ | November 15, 2023

Mortgage rates fall slightly but is it enough?

Finance expert Xiaoqing Eleanor Xu, Ph.D., CFA, discusses economic conditions and mortgage challenges facing many U.S. households.

Government lawsuits threaten consumers’ pockets and do little to help the environment

Economist Danielle Zanzalari discusses energy economics and governmental policies around climate change resulting in lawsuits against major energy companies.

Inflation is impacting U.S. pet owners

Finance Professor Andrew Schwartz discusses how pet owners are balancing caring for their pets and their personal finances during the economic downturn.

Best Credit Cards for Bad Credit

Finance expert Andrew Schwartz, Ph.D., provides advice on improving your credit score.

It’s been 5 months and her Honda still isn’t fixed. Why are there still supply chain issues?

Renu Ramnarayan, Ph.D., co-director of the Business Analytics program, discusses the global automotive supply chain and challenges facing overseas chip production.

New Jersey’s small businesses need more support from Trenton. This is why | Opinion

Economist Danielle Zanzalari discusses factors that hinder small businesses in New Jersey.

Most Affordable Cities for Home Buyers

Finance expert Xiaoqing Eleanor Xu, Ph.D., CFA, discusses how economic market conditions can affect housing prices and the future direction of mortgage rates.

Fed’s actions are inviting global recession

Management expert A.D. Amar, Ph.D. discusses FOMC and market forces, cautioning about inflation vs. recession.

Tupperware party comes to an end

Marketing strategy expert Daniel Ladik discusses the bleak future of Tupperware against its competition, who are using influencers and digital platforms as part of their brand marketing strategy.

Young Entrepreneurs Getting Ready to Open the One-Stop Eco Shop in Toms River

Twins Brooke and Madison Loza, Seton Hall University nursing students, are about to open the very first zero-waste store and refillery in Ocean County. The sisters recently won second place in the 2023 UPitchNJ statewide collegiate competition.

Gender Integration in Sports: ‘I Have Been Suggesting This My Whole Life,’ Says Billie Jean King

Ms. Magazine quoted the findings of a recent Seton Hall Sports Poll as well as the February campus visit of Billie Jean King in its article on whether the U.S. society is ready to let sports challenge, rather than reinforce, the gender binary and male dominance.

Are bank supervisors, or bank rules, too lax?

Economist Danielle Zanzalari discusses whether the problems at Silicon Valley Bank and other precarious financial institutions stemmed from a regulatory or supervisory failure.

"Cinderella Effect" Can Have Major Financial Benefits for Schools

Economics Professor Kurt Rotthoff discusses his Sport Finance research on the Cinderella Effect for “underdog” schools benefiting from NCAA Basketball Tournament’s March Madness upsets.

The Credit Card Competition Act would harm successful businesses in the name of competition

Economist Danielle Zanzalari discusses how the Credit Card Competition Act aims to lower consumers’ costs but could negatively impact customers’ finances.

MBAs: Explore Your Passion

Joyce Strawser, Ph.D., Stillman School of Business dean and professor, discusses the flourishing of M.B.A. programs with students individualizing their specializations to meet specific career needs from supply chain management to marketing and negotiations.