Warrington in the News Articles: page 14
It’s no secret that Warrington faculty are internationally renowned for their innovative research. The media looks to our scholars for insights and impactful news. See below where our faculty are featured in the news.
While the market for IPOs has been strong recently, with successes from companies like Oddity Tech and Cava, it’s mostly a game of speculation to predict which A.I. companies will be ready to go public first. However, some metrics from past IPOs can help define when a tech company could be ready to go public, explained Jay Ritter, Cordell Eminent Scholar.
OpenAI, other firms developing AI tech not yet ready for IPOs, experts say
InvestopediaPham Nhat Vuong has the paperwork in place to take his electric-vehicle maker VinFast public through a SPAC listing with a blank-check firm. Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter comments on this deal, which would give VinFast an equity value of about $23 billion.
Vietnam’s richest man poised to briefly triple fortune on EV bet
BloombergIs the IPO dry spell in tech finally over? Not so fast, says Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter.
What will trigger the next tech IPO boom? It's not SoftBank's chipmaker Arm
Yahoo! FinanceCordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter comments on the deal to take Donald Trump’s media company public facing another major setback, putting into question whether it will ever get completed.
Trump-tied SPAC hits another snag as auditor abruptly resigns
BloombergMatherly Professor Anuj Kumar has been working with the RightWalk Foundation (RWF) for the past few years to answer this question. During this period, he visited numerous K-12 schools in Uttar Pradesh, India, and interacted with teachers and administrators on one side and students and their parents on the other.
He shares his insights about the state of K-12 schooling in India, which generalize to other K-12 schools in most developing countries, and how we can supply quality K-12 education.
How can EdTech improve educational production in K-12 schools in developing countries?
LinkedInPublic Utility Research Center Director and Gunter Professor Mark Jamison shares his insights on the troubling state of the FTC, which raises valid concerns about the direction of antitrust enforcement and the agency’s declining respect for free markets and individual liberties.
The problems at the FTC go beyond losing merger battles
National ReviewDr. David P. Weber, professor at the Perdue School of Business and University of Florida Doctor of Business Administration graduate, shares his insight on corporate crime and severity of embezzlement as predicted by demographic variables.
Pink Collar Crime: A look at the demographic factors in embezzlement
SpotifyIn today’s fast-paced world of complex organizations driven by engineering and technology, leaders are required to possess a rare blend of technical skills and business acumen. That’s where engineering management comes in, as it combines engineering with leadership skills. The University of Florida MBA program is among three U.S. universities with engineering management programs shaping the future of the field.
Empowering visionary engineers: 3 US universities redefining engineering management
Study InternationalWells Fargo Faculty Fellow, Instructional Associate Professor of Finance and Director of Wealth Management Program John Banko shares his expert insights into popular questions related to buying a home for the first time.
2023’s Best & Worst Cities for First-Time Home Buyers
WalletHubCordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter comments on Digital World Acquisition Corp., the special-purpose acquisition company that’s seeking to take Trump’s nascent media company public. While Digital World recently struck a tentative agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to end its probe of the deal and investor behavior indicating they believe the deal will go through, other hurdles remain. As it stands, the takeover needs to be completed by September 8 unless backers can persuade shareholders to extend the deadline for a fifth time.