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FTX Collapse Creating Chaos as Users Ask for Regulations

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  FTX nearing bankruptcy has sent much of the crypto industry into a tailspin. The company once had a $32b evaluation and is now headed towards extinction after Binance opted Read more

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How do CDI’s Use Iodine Software’s Concurrent Application to Streamline Review Processes?
June 5, 2023

In an era of digital transformation, healthcare seeks the solutions that streamline processes, provide ROI, and create efficiencies that make a difference. AI solutions are helping physicians and care professionals make better decisions. In Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI), a critical aspect of healthcare delivery, Iodine Software’s Concurrent Application is essential to streamlining CDI review […]

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The Tools and Technology You Need to Kickstart Your Business
June 5, 2023

Running a successful company today isn’t necessarily easier than it was a century ago. At the end of the day, challenges like competition, financing, innovation, and customer support always remain relatively difficult. However, I believe we can safely say that launching a business today is more manageable than ever before. If you have a […]

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Why Apple’s New Headset Might be the Final Nail in the Consumer VR Coffin
June 5, 2023

Apple is on the cusp of launching its first mixed-reality headset, and this could mean a big shake-up for the VR market. It’s a bit like a storm brewing on the horizon – the VR market, already in a state of flux, might just get that final gust of wind that tips it over the edge. Consumer […]

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FTX Collapse Creating Chaos as Users Ask for Regulations
November 17, 2022

FTX nearing bankruptcy has sent much of the crypto industry into a tailspin. The company once had a $32b evaluation and is now headed towards extinction after Binance opted out of the acquisition. Simon Mak, Professor at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX, points out that these companies have sizable effects not only on […]

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How Top Dallas Companies Turned the Pandemic into an Era of Success
November 18, 2021

It’s hard to imagine too many companies looking back on the last 18 months and claiming it to be a successful era of growth and confidence. And yet, for SMU’s Dallas 100, resilience, ingenuity, and some strategic nimbleness gave them a path to success even when the odds looked grim. For the 31st year […]

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How Anthony Bourdain Inspired a Banker to Create a Culinary Brand
September 23, 2021

From new technologies and changing food trends to supply chains and innovative concepts, the restaurant industry is everchanging. Host Andre Natera shares kitchens, plates and stories with food and beverage superstars, preparing a new dish and offering valuable insights from the front lines of the culinary industry.   The pandemic threw a lot of curveballs at the […]

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Game Changers: Changing the Playbook After Law School
September 15, 2021

Challenging the status quo isn’t for everyone. Katie Steinberg will be sitting down with the innovators turning the sports and hospitality worlds upside down, only on Game Changers. Life after college sports can be a dreaded reality for athletes. Whether it’s turning an athletic passion into a lifetime money-maker, or it’s finding a career outside […]

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2020 Dallas 100 Award Ceremony
February 20, 2021

 Clavis Capital Partners, a private investment firm with deep experience investing in, operating and growing U.S.-based industrial businesses, is the fastest-growing entrepreneurial company in the Dallas area, according to the SMU Cox School of Business’s Caruth Institute for Entrepreneurship. The Institute’s annual Dallas 100, a celebration of the fastest-growing, privately-held businesses in the Dallas […]

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Emphasizing Education in Real Estate: Dirt Work
June 23, 2020

Joseph Cahoon, Director of Folsom Institute for Real Estate at SMU’s Cox School of Business, joined us on the most recent episode of Dirt Work to discuss the cross-section of education and real estate in light of invocation and changes brought forth by the coronavirus pandemic. SMU successfully transitioned over 10,000 students to remote […]

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Why Quality Businesses Journalism Focuses on Narrative Storytelling
March 11, 2020

Business journalism is more than just stories about earnings and income statements. The ability to tell a compelling story is what makes audiences want to hear more about your company and what you have to offer. On this podcast, host Giovanna Hnath and Southern Methodist University Associate Professor of Journalism Jake Batsell discuss how companies […]

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After A Historic Summer, What is Next For Esports?
September 25, 2019

Competitive gaming has become a multimillion-dollar industry for players and executives alike, and in such a burgeoning field, the best might be yet to come. New Yorkers have no shortage of opportunities to pack a 20,000-seat arena given the abundance of professional sports teams in the city. One of this summer’s top draws however […]

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Amazon, Impossible Foods Lead Two Different Green Revolutions
September 20, 2019

In the world of B2B this week, both grocers and tech giants are going green. They are just doing it in different ways. Impossible Foods, producer of plant-based-meat meals is now available in 27 California-based Gensler’s Markets. Consumers in the rest of the country will have to wait for now, but the company does plan […]

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