“I am thrilled to be named dean of Fuqua at this moment in its history. My experience as interim dean has only deepened my conviction that Fuqua’s future is extraordinarily bright.”
Mary Frances Luce has been named dean of the Fuqua School of Business, effective April 1. dukefuqua.com/4rrtZkl
Business is a team sport. But when AI becomes the default partner for problem-solving, collaboration becomes optional, and interpersonal skills begin to erode.
Fuqua's faculty are taking a different approach: using AI to surface patterns in how teams work together. www.wsj.com/opinion/how-...
Good warmup for March Madness.
The Triangle is built surprisingly different for winter sports. We've got Ken, we've got Triangle Curling, and - of course - the Canes.
Yes! Hahaha! Yes!
With gold trading at all-time highs, Fuqua economist Professor Cam Harvey breaks down factors behind the recent surge in the latest episode of his podcast, Through the Noise. #TeamFuqua #EconSky #AcademicSky
Full episode: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-cE...
Are we partying like it's 1999 or is AI different from the Tech Bubble? Fuqua economist Professor Cam Harvey breaks down what he sees as the 5 big differences between then and now in his new series, Cam Harvey: Through the Noise.
Full ep: www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5hI... #EconSky #AcademicSky
“In this quarter’s survey, we find evidence of continued high price growth, with the median firm expecting the prices of their products and services to increase by 3.5% in 2026.” - Prof John Graham, academic director of the #CFOSurvey #Inflation #Tariffs #Jobs #AI #CFO #Finance #EconSky #AcademicSky
CFOs remain concerned about tariffs and anticipate price increases of more than 3% in 2026, while expecting moderate growth in employment and overall economic activity, per The CFO Survey, a collaboration of Fuqua, the Richmond Fed, and the Atlanta Fed. #EconSky #AcademicSky dukefuqua.com/q4cfo25
You can hear Prof Makhdoumi discuss this research co-authored with 2024 Nobel Prize winner Daron Acemoglu, as well as the rest of our first season of Duke Fuqua Insights wherever you find podcasts or at dukefuqua.com/podcast
Every time your colleague shares their location data or a friend posts their workout routine, they're inadvertently exposing details about you – even if you've never agreed to share your data.
Prof Ali Makhdoumi discusses his research into personal data markets in our latest podcast! #academicsky
How are people ACTUALLY using ChatGPT?
Prof Ronnie Chatterji, Chief Economist at OpenAI, joins the Duke Fuqua Insights podcast to break down what his recent research into this question found!
Listen at dukefuqua.com/podcast and wherever you get podcasts! #TeamFuqua #EconSky #AcademicSky #AI
Always great having Duke MBB Coach Jon Scheyer talk to Fuqua students! His fireside chat with Steve Misuraca today was packed! #TeamFuqua
President Trump's push to end quarterly reporting could reshape American business. In a special episode of the Duke Fuqua Insights Podcast, Professor Rahul Vashishtha explains what his research shows about the trade-offs.
dukefuqua.com/podcast #AcademicSky #EconSky #TeamFuqua
Danny Dimes 💙
What can toilet paper teach us about chaos?
How can store organization impact purchase totals?
Why do we seek structure when we feel powerless?
Prof Keisha Cutright talks about all of this in our new podcast episode covering her research, available now: dukefuqua.com/podcast #AcademicSky #EconSky
What Happens to Innovation If Research Funding Gets Cut?
In the newest Duke Fuqua Insights episode, Prof Dan Gross covers the NIH-sought cuts to indirect cost recovery, the risks they post to US innovation, and the facts behind ICR. #academicsky
dukefuqua.com/podcast
“If you had to make some cutbacks or some adjustments [...] you're going to have to continue to do that for quite some time. It's unfortunate, but that's just the new economic reality that we're faced with.” - Fuqua Prof John Coleman on the rise in inflation. #EconSky dukefuqua.com/40n9ZED
Hey @cityofdurhamnc.bsky.social!
We've got a bunch of new students in town who just arrived in the US. Any awesome recommendations for their free time?
Beside attending @durhambulls.bsky.social games. That's a given.
Kicking off the academic year for full-time students with Business, Communication, and Culture, a week-long session to help international students adjust to life in Durham and get prepared for their programs before Orientation.
We're so happy to have you here! #TeamFuqua
If you're not enjoying your "hot girl walks" any more, tracking your fitness metrics might be why, according to experts like Fuqua Prof Jordan Etkin. #TeamFuqua #AcademicSky www.vox.com/even-better/...
“Fiscal deficits, deliberate government actions to shrink the US financial account and devalue the dollar, uncertainty about succession at the Fed and questions about Fed independence all negatively affect [the safe haven status of USD].” - Prof Anna Cieslak #EconSky www.ft.com/content/0d73...
Navigating the opportunities and disruptions of AI takes a global perspective.
Shriya Boppana, MBA '26 sat down with Professor Ronnie Chatterji to talk about everything from his beginnings with AI at the White House to his new role as OpenAI's Chief Economist: dukefuqua.com/FutureofAI #TeamFuqua
40% of respondents indicated tariffs and trade policy were a pressing concern for their firm this quarter, a record share of respondents citing the same concern going back to the second quarter of 2020.
Financial executives lowered their expectations for real GDP growth over the next four quarters to 1.4%, from 1.9% in the prior survey.
In the survey, which closed on June 6, CFOs revised higher their own-firm unit cost and price growth projections for 2025, while reducing their revenue growth expectations.
Financial decision-makers’ outlooks deteriorated in the second quarter of 2025, amid record concern about the impact of trade policy, according to the CFO Survey, a collaboration of @fuqua.duke.edu, @richmondfed.bsky.social, and the Atlanta Fed. #CFOSurvey
Use it in good health, Mark.
