Warrington in the News Articles: page 19
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.
Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter shared his IPO insights on Lyft’s stock-market debut.
Lyft prices IPO at $72 a share
The New York TimesLyft's shares soar as investors bet on ride-hailing future
The Associated PressLyft IPO shows how tech CEOs gain power before profit
Toronto Globe and MailTech IPOs aren't the milestones they once were
BloombergHow tech unicorns are raking in cash but losing big money
The Wall Street JournalThink you'll make millions on Lyft's IPO? Sorry, but 'It's probably overpriced
USA TodayLyft IPO sets the stage for Uber listing
Financial TimesThe 2019 IPO frenzy is different from 1999. Really.
The Wall Street Journal
Fisher School of Accounting Assistant Professor Blake Bowler provided some expert guidance on why it’s important for those without credit to consider a credit card, mistakes first-time credit card holders make and more.
2019 best credit cards for students with no credit
WalletHub
Read education news outlet The 74 Million’s deep dive into Anuj Kumar’s research and how the “ubiquity of school quality ratings may be changing the complexions of whole neighborhoods and cities.”
Power is knowledge: New study finds that wealthy, educated families are using school ratings to self-segregate
The 74 Million
Public Utility Research Center Director Mark Jamison speaks on a panel about the world of big tech and whether or not it needs to be broken up.
Public Utility Research Center Director panelist in big tech debate
Fox News
Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter spoke with the media about how beating Uber to filing its IPO will affect Lyft’s success.
Lyft will gain 'more visibility' if it heads to market before Uber
Yahoo! FinanceLyft IPO: Beating Uber to the punch is absolutely crucial to fuel growth
CCNLyft's IPO Filing Reveals Nearly $1 Billion in Losses
The New York TimesSome Lyft shareholders are more equal that others
Financial TimesLyft outlines all of the reasons ridesharing could fail, in its IPO documents
The Washington Post
Fisher School of Accounting Assistant Professor Blake Bowler comments on if people should consider property taxes when moving and if nonprofits should pay property taxes.
2019's property taxes by state
WalletHub
Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter shares his thoughts on special-purpose acquisition companies in this article by the Wall Street Journal.
Blank-Check Companies, a Hot IPO Fad, Contain Pitfalls for Investors
The Wall Street Journal
Six leading IPO experts, including Cordell Eminent Scholar Jay Ritter, discuss the revolution in how tech start-ups go public in this article from TechCrunch.
TechCrunch Conversations: Direct listings
TechCrunch
Huber Hurst Professor Robert Emerson comments on the likelihood ‘Two Dat’ will be a ‘winning’ phrase for a New Orleans attorney.
'Two Dat' vs. 'Who Dat': Saints themed trademark dispute has Super Bowl in its sights
The New Orleans Advocate
Director of Energy Studies Ted Kury spoke with the media about the Public Utility Research Center’s report valuing JEA up to $7.5 billion.