Global MBA Luncheon Promotes Unique Webster Degree Option
18-Nov-09
Published in: The Journal
Author: Kendra Henry
Designer Vivek Nagrani Shares Story of Success
18-Nov-09
Published in: The Journal
Author: Vincenza Previte
Successful Men's Sock Line Offers Low-Risk High-Style
17-Nov-09
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Debra Bass
Some Businesses Could Be Hurting an Economic Come-Back
11-Nov-09
KTVI - Fox 2
During a recession, certain businesses pop up out of necessity. But instead of helping the recovery, they are believed to be hurting. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University discusses the types the businesses and why.
Health Care Debate Moves to Senate
10-Nov-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Health care reform now sits in the senate where some proclaim the House bill has arrived, DOA. This follows a narrow win in the house over the weekend. Republicans oppose the government run insurance program, some Independents like Joe Lieberman vow to filibuster the bill. Still others complain the $1.2 trillion price tag to bring health care to all Americans is just too steep. Jim Brasfield with Webster University boils it all down and talks about how it could impact you.
Dr. Akande: Is the Recession Really Behind Us?
3-Nov-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Unemployment sits as a 26-year high at 9.8%. Some predicts unemployment will rise above ten percent by early 2010. On the flip side, manufacturing is better than expected and Ford's CEO is forecasting a bright future! The housing market is even a bit more positive, so is the recession really behind us? Dr. Benjamin Akande with Webster University weighs the signs.
How States Could 'Opt Out' of Government Run Public Option
2-Nov-09
KTVI - Fox 2
A vote on a compromise heath care plan could come later this week. It includes a public option but allows states to 'opt out.' But what does that really mean for Missouri and Illinois residents? James Brasfield with Webster University talked more about what could happen to your health care costs if Missouri or Illinois opted out.
Dr. Benjamin Akande on the Economy
1-Nov-09
KSDK - NBC
Deciphering Healthcare Reform
13-Oct-09
KTVI - Fox 2
You hear about it night after night: Health care reform, sweeping changes, protests, and now, the big vote in the United States Senate Finance Committee Tuesday, sending the $829 billion plan to the Senate for floor the first time. Webster University professor and chair of the management department, Jim Brasfield comments.
Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey at Webster University
4-Oct-09
CBS Sunday Evening News
Akande Talks Economy
25-Sep-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Dr. Benjamin Akande on American Airlines and Twitter
20-Sep-09
KSDK - NBC
Redbird Fever Heating Up St. Louis as Playoffs Near
25-Aug-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Dr. Rishe talks about how the Cardinals strong performance in August may impact ticket sales in September, as well as how post season play may impact the downtown economy.
Potential NFL Lockout in Near Future
19-Aug-09
Published in: Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Author: Scott Brown and Carl Prine
Dr. Rishe offers his perspective on labor and revenue sharing issues that the NFL is facing in the near future, less they risk a lockout before the 2011 NFL season.
Dean Akande Discusses the Economy
16-Aug-09
KSDK - NBC
Dr. Akande: Student Enrollment Up
14-Aug-09
KTVI - Fox 2
There is a surge in student enrollment this year and the weakened economy is most likely the cause. The demand is forcing schools to increase class sizes and stretch class schedules. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Webster University School of Business talks about how the rush of students is having a positive impact on other industries.
Getting St. Louis IT on the Dean's List
12-Aug-09
Published in: St. Louis Commerce Magazine
Author: Bill Beggs, Jr.
MBA Goes Global
12-Aug-09
Published in: St. Louis Commerce Magazine
Author: Laurie Burstein
Dr. Akande: Is Sales Tax Holiday Good for Economy?
7-Aug-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Webster University's School Of Business talks more about what this holiday will do for Missouri's economy and how important this weekend is to retailers.
Dr. Akande: Does Cash for Clunkers Need Extension?
4-Aug-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Senate discussions continue today about the extension for the 'Cash for Clunkers' program. Senate democrats are battling reluctant republicans to approve extra money to keep the program afloat. Car makers say the program has boost auto sales. Dr. Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University explains why he does not easily agree.
Webster Program Combines Academics and Travel
29-Jul-09
KSDK - NBC
Webster University Awarded Initial Accreditation
28-Jul-09
Published in:
Author:
Dr. Akande: Health Care Reform Challenges
26-Jul-09
KSDK - NBC
Dean Akande discusses the challenges President Obama faces regarding health care reform
Commerce Matters with Benjamin Akande: Barack, Inc.: Lessons From Obama's Campaign
24-Jul-09
Published in: Ladue News
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Dr. Akande: Economy Hopeful or Continued Downward Spiral?
22-Jul-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, recently offered a very hopeful look at the economy. His outlook is more positive when compared to many other economists. Barnanke believes the unemployment rate will peak at the end of the year. Others say unemployment will continue to rise until next summer. Dr. Benjamin Akande shared his views.
Webster University's Global MBA Program to Hold Graduation in Budapest, Hungary
16-Jul-09
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Deb Peterson
Where Real Estate Is Whacking Sports
14-Jul-09
Published in: Forbes.com
Author: Tom Van Riper
Dr. Rishe talks about how the economy impacted the St Louis Cardinals and their ability to follow through on plans to develop Ballpark Village, the mixed use development aimed to be part of the larger redevelopment of downtown St Louis.
Dr. Akande: Doubts Mounting About Stimulus Package
10-Jul-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Doubts are continuing to mount around President Obama's Economic Stimulus Package. Dr. Benjamin Akande with Webster University talks about as unemployment increases to do fears and concerns about our nation's recovery.
Dr. Akande: Business Sports
7-Jul-09
KTVI - Fox 2
The Rams are for sale, the Cubs have been sold and the All-Star Game is next week in St. Louis. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Webster University School of Business talked about the business of sports and what is all means for St. Louis.
Dr. Akande: Economy Affects Professional Athletes Too
2-Jul-09
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- We've heard the slumping economy is affecting everyone. But what do the numbers say? Sports Illustrated is out with its list of highest paid athletes -- and here they are: Shaquille O'Neal, A-Rod, Lebron James, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods round out the top five, Tiger being number 1. Dean of Business at Webster University, Dr. Benjamin Akande explains some athletes have they been hurt by the recession.
Aces Go Easy on the Eyes in World TeamTennis
2-Jul-09
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Kathleen Nelson
Amid Downturn, a Rally to Save Youth Sports
1-Jul-09
Published in: MSNBC
Author: Bob Cook
Dr. Akande: New Rules for CEO Salaries
11-Jun-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Dr. Benjamin Akande with Webster University talks about new guidelines put in place for CEOs of companies that received bailout money.
New Legislation for Credit Card Rules
29-May-09
School of Business and Technology, Webster University
Dr. Akande: New Rules for Credit Card Companies
22-May-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Friday, President Obama is signing a law cracking down on credit card companies. The bill will revolutionize the credit card market with several restrictions, on everything from sudden hikes on interest rates to who can actually get a card. Dr. Akande with Webster University talks about the new regulations.
Word of Mouth Epidemic
22-May-09
Published in: Ladue News
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
DMD Society Welcomes Mega-Chapter
18-May-09
Published in: The Delta Mu Delta Vision, Spring 2009
Author:
GM Dealerships Terminated
16-May-09
KSDK - NBC
Dr. Akande: Chrysler and GM Dealerships Closing
15-May-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Dr. Akande talks about the closing of Chrysler and GM dealerships in our area.
Chrysler Bankruptcy
3-May-09
KSDK - NBC
Dr. Akande: Big News This Week Impacting the Economy
1-May-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Chrysler bankruptcy, swine flu, and overnight spike in gas prices all in one week. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University talks about how all of this news impacts the economy and what we can expect to see next.
Finishing What We Start: A Lesson in the Power of the Positive
27-Apr-09
Published in: MarketWatch
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Hard Choices for GM, Anheuser-Busch InBev
19-Apr-09
KSDK - NBC
Could Recession Be Coming to an End?
14-Apr-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Could the recent upswings on Wall Street be a signal that the recession is coming to an end? Investors are bracing for quarterly earnings reports that are due this week. Dr. Benjamin Akande says they could reveal where the economy is headed.
Soapbox: The Web Savvy Generation
5-Apr-09
Published in: Financial Times
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
G-20 Summit
5-Apr-09
KSDK - NBC
Jim Calhoun and Alex RodriguezÖPrisoners to the Dilemma of Cheating in Sports
30-Mar-09
Published in:
Author: Dr. Patrick Rishe
Beacon-omics 101: What's with the rush to buy and sell gold?
25-Mar-09
Published in: St. Louis Beacon
Author: Mary Delach Leonard
Upset Over AIG Bonuses
22-Mar-09
KSDK - NBC
E3thos.com Launches 'My Street,' Featuring Dr. Benjamin Ola. Akande, Dean, Webster University School of Business and Technology
20-Mar-09
Published in: MarketWatch
Author:
Graduating College During a Recession
13-Mar-09
KTVI - Fox 2
The next step after college graduation is getting a job. But what happens to college students who graduate during a recession? Webster University's Dr. Akande has some ideas for the Class of '09.
When Will Economy Turn Around? Local Experts Weigh-in.
5-Mar-09
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author: Mike Garrity
Fixing Football's Pay Scale
4-Mar-09
Published in: Forbes.com
Author: Tom Van Riper
Dr. Akande: Nationalization of Banks
24-Feb-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Most Influential St. Louisans
23-Feb-09
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author:
Top 10 Colleges for Adults
23-Feb-09
Published in: MSN Encarta
Author: Christina Couch
Rich Dippel: The Economy
22-Feb-09
Broadcast: The Metro Show - KY98
Dr. Akande: Housing Plan
20-Feb-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Lessons from Humpty Dumpty
20-Feb-09
Published in: Forbes.com
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Dr. Akande: Economic Fears and Global Recession
18-Feb-09
KTVI - Fox 2
The Dow sank Tuesday and Wednesday morning. Markets in Asia and Europe followed. Dr. Benjamin Akande talks about the fear of a global recession.
Will the Stimulus Stimulate?
9-Feb-09
KTVI - Fox 2
Will either version of the stimulus package really stimulate the economy? Dr. Benjamin Akande with Webster University talks about the good and the bad of the package so far and how long it will take before people are back to work.
What's A-Rod Worth to the Yankees Now?
9-Feb-09
Published in: Forbes.com
Author: Tom Van Riper
The confession by Alex Rodriguez that he took steroids could mean the loss of a big investment by the New York Yankees. Forbes.com came to Webster University economics professor Patrick Rishe for insight on how much A-Rodís actions will cost the teamís bottom line.
Charter Communications in Financial Trouble
4-Feb-09
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author: Cordell Whitlock
Ten Most Interesting: Benjamin Akande
29-Jan-09
Published in: Ladue News
Author: Trish Muyco-Tobin
Jaco Report: Missouri Unemployment Fund Going Broke
28-Jan-09
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Missouri's jobless rate is 7.3 percent. It's the highest in 25 years. Now the fund that pays unemployment benefits will be broke in two weeks. The Missouri unemployment trust fund has around 35 million dollars in the bank. It pays out around 20 million dollars a week. That means by Valentine's Day the fund's out of money to pay jobless benefits will be broke. Dean Akande shares his thoughts.
A Letter to President Obama
22-Jan-09
Published in: Ladue News
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Webster University Offering Human Resources Certification Course
21-Jan-09
Published in: News-Leader.com
Author:
Madoff Pushes Medici to the Brink
21-Jan-09
Published in: Forbes.com
Author:
Dreams Do Come True
19-Jan-09
Published in: AC360_
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Low Gas Prices Bring New Situation for Consumers, Business
13-Jan-09
Published in: Suburban Journals
Author: Eric Becker
Three Business Veterans Join Webster University Adjunct Faculty
12-Jan-09
Published in: Springfield Business Journal
Author: Jeremy Elwood
Super Bowl Host Bonanza May Be a Myth
11-Jan-09
Published in: St. Petersburg Times
Author: Richard Danielson
Home Depot to End Olympics Sponsorship
8-Jan-09
Published in: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Author: Rachel Tobin Ramos
Dr. Akande: New Year Retail Deals
7-Jan-09
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- There are some good deals to be found in this new year. Airlines are offering lower fares as a result of the weak economy. Stores are offering big sales with as much as 75% off prices. Dr. Benjamin Akande Dean of Business as Webster University talks about the latest in the economic trend and how long these deals will be around.
Expectations Low For This Year's Super Bowl Ads
7-Jan-09
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†Even jobs in sports are not recession-proof. In these tough economic times, even sports superstars can be expendable. Pepsi dropped David Beckham and this year's budget for Super Bowl ads have shrunk dramatically. Patrick Rishe, Sports Business Expert from Webster University talks about layoffs in the NFL and how the Cards, Rams and Blues are going to be impacted during the recession.
Dean Akande Makes Predictions for the Economy in 2009
4-Jan-09
KSDK - NBC
Economy Predictions for 2009
3-Jan-09
KTVI - Fox 2
By the Numbers: How Santa Delivers All the Gifts on Christmas Eve
26-Dec-08
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author:
KSDK -- Economist Benjamin Akande, Dean of Webster University's School of Business and Technology, took a hard look at the real numbers involved in Santa's magical trip around the world on Christmas Eve. He broke down the numbers and explained how Santa does it during an interview with NewsChannel 5's Mike Garrity.
Dean Benjamin Akande Discusses Holiday Retail Sales
24-Dec-08
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author:
KSDK -- With just days to go in the holiday shopping season retailers are hoping for a last minute sales boost. Webster University's business school dean Benjamin Akande talks about how holiday sales are shaping up.
Dr. Akande: Santa Claus Will Be Busy!
24-Dec-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†Santa Claus began his journey around the world several hours ago and itís a good thing too because he has a lot of work to do. And all of the toys he's delivering is a big jolt to the economies around the world. Dr. Benjamin Akanade, Dean of Business at Webster University has run the numbers and Santa is facing a monumental task!
Dr. Akande: Troubled Economic Times
19-Dec-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†Dr. Akande talks about the latest news this week from the business world. He touches on everything from auto bailouts, plants idling, and the economy the week before Christmas.
So What's a Ponzi Scheme Anyway?
19-Dec-08
Broadcast: Marketplace
Description: You may have heard the term "Ponzi scheme" recently. Bernard Madoff's massive investment scam is an example of one. Mitchell Hartman reports on who Ponzi is and his scheming ways. Rich Dippel, Webster University School of Business Professor shares his comments.
Dr. Akande: How A-B InBev Layoffs Will Impact St. Louis Economy
9-Dec-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- The firings at Anheuser-Busch InBev will certainly impact the St. Louis economy as more than 1,000 jobs are being poured into Pestalozzi Street. Dr. Benjamin Akande with Webster University talks about how hard the layoffs will affect us locally.
Dr. Akande: Black Friday Shopping
28-Nov-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --† The day after Thanksgiving earned the name Black Friday because it's typically the day retailers turn a profit for the year. But could this be the first "Red Friday?" The dean of business at Webster University, Dr. Benjamin Akande explains.
How the I.P.O.D. Generation Impacted the 2008 Presidential Election
28-Nov-08
Published in: Ladue News
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Dr. Akande: Obama's Economic Recovery Plan
25-Nov-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Barack Obamaís number one mission? Economic recovery. This plan, he says, is intended to create 2.5 million jobs. But, will it be enough? Joining us live now with more is the dean of business at Webster University, Dr. Benjamin Akande.
Good Economic News for the Holidays?
21-Nov-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†-- One week from Friday is the day retailers live for: Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. And this year they may have something to be especially thankful for. It is surprising, but believe it or not Consumer Reports predicts the number of shoppers hitting the stores next Friday will be higher than last year. Even with the slumping economy, Black Friday has a sunny forecast.
Bailout for automakers? St. Louis bankers say no
20-Nov-08
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author: Greg Edwards
Maritz Underwrites Webster University Success to Significance Speaker Series
17-Nov-08
Published in: MarketWatch
Author:
Dr. Akande: Automotive Failure Not Good for National Economy
12-Nov-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI† --† General Motors is running out of gas. Tuesday it's stock dropped to the lowest level since 1943. The pressure is building in Washington to pass a bailout package for the auto industry. Webster University School of Business and Technologies economist Dr. Benjamin Akande explains what an automotive failure could mean for the entire country.
Impact of Marquee Events at Cowboys Stadium Questioned
8-Nov-08
Published in: Star-Telegram
Author: Andrea Ahles
Nigerian-American Says Obama's Path is Familiar
7-Nov-08
Published in: NPR
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
How the I.P.O.D. Generation Will Elect the Next President
31-Oct-08
Published in: MarketWatch
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Dr. Akande: Heading for a Recession
31-Oct-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- The federal government is planning to spend part of the $700,000 economic rescue package to bail out homeowners with major mortgage problems. Some want the government to use $50 billion to guarantee loans that banks refinance at lower interest rates. This comes as the nation is officially headed for a recession with the economy shrinking by point-three percent last quarter. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University talks about the economy.
The Greatest Challenge Since the Great Depression
23-Oct-08
Published in: The Ladue News
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Dr. Akande: More Economy News
21-Oct-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- The markets ended up 400 points Monday. Meanwhile, President Bush says Americans have gone from being in a "near panic" to a more relaxed state about the economy. So what's next? Dr. Benjamin Akande - Webster University Dean of Business explains.
Obama Represents the Rise of African Migration to U.S.
14-Oct-08
Published in: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
The Jaco Report: October 11, 2008
11-Oct-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†On this week's Jaco Report, Charles Jaco talks with Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business & Technology at Webster University, about the economic crisis.
Texas-OU'sEconomic Impact Predicted to Increase This Year
7-Oct-08
Published in: The Dallas Morning News
Author: Karen Robinson-Jacobs
Dr. Akande: Riding Out the Financial Crisis
1-Oct-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†Congressional leaders are trying to come up with enough changes in the $700 billion dollar financial rescue plan to revive the bill. Their main goal is convincing those who voted against it to change their minds. Meanwhile, if you're like most people you're worried, waiting to see what happens next. Dr. Benjamin Akande talks about the best way to ride this out.
Local Analysts React to Rejection of Bailout
29-Sep-08
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author: Alex Fees
Local Banks Feel Pinch from Financial Crisis
29-Sep-08
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author: Jasmine Huda
How Safe is Your Money?
26-Sep-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- With the volatile nature of the United States financial system right now, the question on everyoneís minds these days is ëHow safe IS your money?í Webster University Business School Dean, Dr. Benjamin Akande discusses the our countryís financial mess and federal governmentís $700 billion bailout plan.
Dr. Akande: Wall Street Jitters
23-Sep-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†Wall Street Jitters are causing some concern, and panic, even. Dr. Benjamin Akande says the situation is very concerning, but people should not panic.
Dr. Akande: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
9-Sep-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†In a recent interview, President Bush says he is pleased with the government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and adds he would not call it a "bailout." Heís calling it a "stabilization." The Dean of Webster University's School of Business Dr. Benjamin Akande explains what this means for homeowners and homebuyers.
Perspectives: Understanding the I.P.O.D. Generation
3-Sep-08
Published in: Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Dr. Akande: McCain's Economic Plan
2-Sep-08
KTVI - Fox 2
How to Choose an MBA Program
28-Aug-08
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author: Diana Barr
fannie mae - freddie mac - stabilize fannie
Webster University Course Take Global Perspective
25-Aug-08
Published in: Springfield Business Journal
Author: Clarissa French
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KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Meanwhile, InBev continues to take out full page ads like this appealing to the St. Louis community. InBev promises to continue the Anheuser-Busch tradition and keep the global headquarters of Budweiser in St. Louis, even mentioning the Clydesdales will also remain. Dr. Benjamin Akande, dean of the Webster University School of Business talks about each companyís strategy.
Dr. Akande Weighs In On Economic Issues Facing St. Louis
4-Jul-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†-- The layoffs at American, a possible takeover at Anheuser-Busch and cuts at the Chrysler Fenton plant: these are scary economic times for the St. Louis area. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University weighs in on the changes.
Fuel Prices Drop Slightly
5-Jun-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --† Here's some good news: oil prices dropped to $122 per barrel recently and some local gas stations have dropped their prices *slightly* at the pump as well. Does this mean relief and is it a trend? Dr. Benjamin Akande is the Dean of Business at Webster University and explains.
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Dr. Akande: Fuel Prices, Recession Common Talk These Days
27-May-08
KTVI - Fox 2
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College Grads Looking for Jobs
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KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Thousands of new college graduates are about to enter the "real world." What will this year's grads find in the job market? Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University joined us to explain.
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2-May-08
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30-Apr-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†--† The word "recession" wasn't used by president bush to describe the country's economic situation, but he's apparently feeling your pain at the pump. Yesterday, the president addressed a number of economic issues, including rising gas prices and food costs which seem to go hand-in-hand. Dr. Benjamin Akande explains.
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Delta, Northwest Merger Will Affect Consumers
16-Apr-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --† Delta and Northwest are now poised to become the world's largest carrier. Delta has reached an agreement with Northwest to take it over. The new airline will be valued at nearly $18 billion. So what will this mean to you, the air traveler? Dean Akande gives us some insight.
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Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
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In his latest book, "Strategy and the Fat Smoker," author David Maister equates business achievement with the struggle a smoker has when trying to quit the habit. Many try, but not all will succeed.
Educator Makes the Grade
3-Apr-08
Published in: The Journal
Author: Amanda King
Dean Akande's morning was kick-started on a Friday in late February when he opened his copy of the St. Louis Business Journal to find his own portrait staring him in the face.
Truck drivers protesting high cost of fuel
1-Apr-08
Published in: KMOV - CBS
Author:
KMOV - Truckers in Pennsylvania formed a convoy and drove down the interstate protesting high fuel prices. Dean Akande talks about this situation.
Math Professor Gets Inside the Numbers for Baseball
27-Mar-08
KSDK - NBC
KSDK -- According to Webster University professor John Aleshunas, baseball and math go hand and hand.
Demand, Declining Dollar Factors in Rising Gas Prices
27-Mar-08
Published in: KSDK - NBC
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KSDK -- Nationwide gas prices are hovering around $3.36 per gallon for regular. In St. Louis, prices are right around there, and if you're lucky, you'll find it 10 cents cheaper. Dean Akande Explains.
MBA Program Offers Opportunities for BJC Employees in All Walks of Life
25-Mar-08
Published in: Center for Lifelong Learning
Author:
Recession Proof Your Life
23-Mar-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --† The meltdown of a top Wall Street investment company and persistent financial market trouble has many wondering if the economy is going to cripple? Dean Akande talks about this situation and share some tips on how to ěrecession proofî your life.
Dr. Akande: Gas Prices, Housing Market and Recession
12-Mar-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- If you're grumbling about gas prices, keep this in mind: as gas prices continue to creep up across the nation, Missouri actually has the second lowest gas prices in the country! Dean Akande Explains.
Business Expo is Thursday in Jeffersontown
11-Mar-08
Published in: The Courier-Journal
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What Can the Cards Do To Change Their Image?
28-Feb-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- The Cardinalsí image took another hit when prosecutors issue an arrest warrant for now former Cardinal Scott Spiezio. This is the fourth public incident involving the Cardinals and substance abuse in a year. Patrick Rishe, Sports Economist from Webster University talks about what the Cardinals can do to change their image.
Most Influential St. Louisans
22-Feb-08
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author:
This is the ninth year the St. Louis Business Journal has produced a lists of distinguished St. Louisans.
Dr. Akande: Protection Your Money During A Recession
4-Feb-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†The National Association Of Realtors says things will get worse before they get better. It expects new home sales to decline by almost 18 percent this year and housing construction to fall more than 20 percent. Dean Akande explains.
See the World, Earn a Degree
30-Jan-08
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Kavita Kumar
Webster University is taking the idea of studying abroad to new levels with its recently launched global MBA program.
Boeing CEO James Albaugh talks diversity and the defense industry
24-Jan-08
Published in: The St. Louis American
Author: Benjamin Ola. Akande
Albaugh Says Heís Prepared For a Defense Slowdown
24-Jan-08
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: David Nicklaus
James Albaugh, president of Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, speaks at Webster University.
Dr. Akande: Market Worries and the Government's Plan
23-Jan-08
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--† Economic worries are causing some turbulent times. Is the federal governmentís actions and President Bush's proposed stimulus package enough to keep the economy out of recession? Dean Akande talks about the pros and cons.
Leading Without Power
11-Jan-08
Published in: Sarasota's Premier Magazine
Author:
You hear this all the time: 'I hope we can get this done.' Hope is not a business strategy. Dean Akande explains during the Community Foundation of Sarasota County's 2008 Nonprofit Forum.
Christmas And The Economy
24-Dec-07
Broadcast: KMOX 1120
Santa By The Numbers
24-Dec-07
Published in: KSDK - NBC
Author:
KSDK - Dean Akande is tracking Santa's journey around the world this year.
The world consumer spotlight is once again about to shine bright on Anheuser Busch
22-Dec-07
Broadcast: KMOX 1120
Singapore to Help Out Merrill?
21-Dec-07
Published in: CNBC Europe
Author:
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Merrill Lynch may get a $5 billion cash injection from Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings. Julie Meyer, CEO of Ariadne Capital and Jacob Schmidt, CEO of Schmidt Research Partners, have analysis.
Mitchell Report's Affect On MLB's Bottom Dollar
14-Dec-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†--† Major League Baseball, the players union, and players are all to blame for the steroids era in baseball. That's the finding of former Senator George Mitchell who headed up the 20-month investigation. Patrick Rishe, Sports Economics expert from Webster University, joined us on FOX 2 News in the Morning with a look at how the game's bottom dollar could be affected.
Mitchell Report: What's The Economic Impact?
13-Dec-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- One question now being asked is - What will the financial fallout be for baseball and the players named after the Mitchell Report? FOX 2's Chris Regnier spoke with sports economist Professor Patrick Rishe from Webster University who says the economic impact of the Mitchell Report comes down to image and endorsements, factors that will impact specific players much more than baseball itself.
Are We Headed Toward A Recession?
7-Dec-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--† With the mortgage bailout announced this week and retail stores bracing for sluggish sales, could we be headed toward a recession? Dean Akande has some answers.
Mizzou Football and the Economic Impact
27-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --† Chasing that championship: Mizzou is now number one in the AP Poll! The roar is restored. The effects will be felt on and off the football field. Sports economics expert Patrick Rishe talks about the economic impact.
Resigning 101: How to Make a Good Exit
16-Nov-07
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author:
Advice from Dean Akande
Will Bonds Indictment Affect His Future?
16-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI --†The indictment could effectively end Barry Bonds' career. He's a free agent this year and many teams may be inclined to stay away from a player under indictment. Patrick Rishe, a sports economist at Webster University talks about Bonds.
Dollar Versus The Rest Of the World
13-Nov-07
Broadcast: Total Information AM
Description: Dean Akande talks about how the dollar has weakened and what can be done to reverse the course.
"Bud"ding Beer Battle Leads To Generous AB Response
12-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †-- It's a "bud"ding beer war. Miller creates an ad using Anheuser Busch's beloved Dalmatian and Clydesdales.†AB fires back, but not with a response some are calling absolutely brilliant.
Another Chinese Made Product Recalled
9-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †-- Aquadots were expected to be a hot holiday item. Instead, they're being yanked out of stores because a chemical in the beads turns into the powerful date rape drug, GHB, if eaten. Dean Akande talks about the many Chinese made items being recalled and what needs to be done to regain the confidence of the consumer.
Dr. Akande: After The Stock Slide
8-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†--†The stock market slide has investors wondering what's next. Dean Akande discuss the current financial environment.
Christmas Shopping Season Begins Early
3-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Retailers are already looking for holiday buyers.†The Friday after Thanksgiving used to be the start of the holiday shopping season. But price cutting and holiday advertising this week targeted the Friday after Halloween for launching the season. Dean Akande talks about this situation.
Chrysler, Gas Prices and Shopping
1-Nov-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--†Chrysler plans to cut 12,000 jobs. Those cuts were announced after workers narrowly approved a new four-year contract. And gas prices are up and people are starting their holiday shopping season early Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Webster University's School of Business and Technology talks about the different issues.
Bad News for Homeowners Trying to Sell
25-Oct-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI - Thereís more bad news for homeowners trying to sell their home. Sales of existing homes plunged by a record amount in September and prices are dropping quickly. Analysts say the news is going to get worse before it gets better.
Workers Reject Chrysler Contract at Second Fenton Plant
20-Oct-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†--†St. Louis area UAW members sent Chrysler a loud warning. The second local at Chryslerís Fenton operation resoundingly turned down the company's national contract offer.
Holiday Shopping Season Starting Early
11-Oct-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†-- Christmas in October? Shoppers are saying "not-so-fast". A new survey says that, even though retailers are slashing prices already to try to jump start holiday sales, most are saying they'll wait until after thanksgiving to hit the stores. Dean Akande talks about the trend.
Media Coverage Recap: Bert Walker $10 Million Gift
8-Oct-07
Published in:
Author:
Local, National, and International News Coverage
Bush Cousin Gives Big to Webster†U.
8-Oct-07
Published in: The Chronicle of Higher Education
Author: Martin VanDerWerf
Webster University today announced the largest gift in its history, and the giver has family ties to the first family.
Rams Game Blacked Out Sunday: Is Deal Still Good for STL?
4-Oct-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--† The Ramís game Sunday will not be televised in St. Louis because the game isn't a sell-out. The 0-and-4 Rams moved to St. Louis 13 years ago. They continue to receive taxpayer assistance as part of the relocation deal. So, after 13 years, is the deal good or bad for taxpayers?
Do Bad Sports Team Make a City Unattractive?
28-Sep-07
KTVI - Fox 2
It's not quite October yet and some St. Louis sports fans have already turned their attention to hockey! Sports economics expert from Webster University Patrick Rishe talks about the affect sports teams could have on economics.
Domino's CEO Sees Continued Growth Through New Stores
22-Sep-07
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author:
David Brandon envisions a big party in the foreseeable future. It will mark the opening of his company's 10,000th store. And it will assuredly involve pizza..."It's real, and we're trying to figure out when that's going to happen," Brandon said in a speech this week at Webster University.
Getting a Job and Keeping it
17-Sep-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- While some jobs require a unique set of skills there is also a set of qualities that most employers want in an employee. Knowing those secrets could help you land the job of your dreams. Webster Universityís Dean of Business, Dr. Benjamin Akande gives some tips.
Most Influential Minority Business Leaders
14-Sep-07
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author:
Dominoís, Diversity and Dessert Pizza
12-Sep-07
Published in: The St. Louis American
Author:
A conversation with CEO David Brandon
Panthers Fans Sit on Blue-chip Holdings
9-Sep-07
Published in: The Charlotte Observer, NC
Author: Jefferson George
The School of Business Presents: Dave Peacock, Vice President-Business Operations, Anheuser-Busch Inc.
College Cohort Programs Offer Real Connections
2007
Published in: WTHR 13 Indianapolis
Author: Katheen Webber
Expanding a Future Workforce
2007
Published in: St. Louis Commerce Magazine
Author: Linda F. Jarrett
Quitting With Class: The Best Way to Reseign
3-Sep-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Forty-eight percent of workers aren't ready to get back to business after Labor Day because they're bored with the same old projects. Their resolution? Get a new job. But before you get a new one, you have to get rid of the old one. Webster University's Dean of Business, Dr. Benjamin Akande tells us what the best way to resign is.
Leadership in Film Seminar
29-Aug-07
KSFX -- Fox News09
Ozarks First -- Braveheart, Gladiator, and Patton are all Oscar-winning films about leadership.† Now their influence, among other movies, is being studied in seminars for real-world supervisors and managers working their way up. Larry Dinges shows examples from several films to explain the do's and don'ts of influencing.
Disney Scores Big With High School Musical 2
22-Aug-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- High School Musical 2 has done it all over again. More than $17 million viewers tuned in for Fridayís Disney Channel premiere. That's the largest audience for any show on basic cable ever in fact it even beat out "The Sopranos" finale on HBO. And, high school musical is everywhere.
Is Trade With China In Danger or Just Dangerous?
15-Aug-07
KTVI -- The names are familiar to parents and children alike: Polly Pocket. Batman, Barbie, Dora the Explorer. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says there are millions of toys out there that may not be safe. The recall has once again raised serious questions about trade with China. Webster University's Dean of Business Dr. Benjamin Akande explains.
United Nations in Darfur
10-Aug-07
Broadcast: Total Information AM
Description: Dean Akande discusses the challenges surrounding the United Nations in Darfur
Webster Business Dean is Devoted to the CORE
1-Aug-07
Published in: The St. Louis American
Author:
Socially Responsible Investing
25-Jul-07
KTVI -- Whether buying coffee, choosing a lawn care company, or leasing a new car, there are all sorts of options when wanting to go green. But there is also a movement to be more green when it comes to making green.
Chauvin perks strongly under latest family leadership
8/10/2007
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Kevin Manning
Price of Popcorn Going Up
27-Jul-07
KTVI -- If you're planning on checking out the Simpson's Movie this weekend - bring a little extra money with you. The price of popcorn is going up! Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of Business at Webster University explains why it's costing you more.
The Beckham Craze
16-Jul-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- In England, David Beckham is a household word. Sports economics expert from Webster University, Patrick Rishe ń talks about the soccer players fame.
Bringing Graduate Education to the Workplace
12-Jul-07
Published in: Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
Author:
Expect Higher Gas and Producer Prices
12-Jul-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Itís not just gas. Higher prices are also being felt at the grocery store. And if fresh fruits and vegetables are on your dinner menu, you know this: eating right is costing you more. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business at Webster University talks about the increase.
Charles Brennan: Dr. Benjamin Akande on Sub Prime Loans
3-Jul-07
Broadcast: KMOX 1120
Description: Charlie talks with Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business and Technology at Webster University in St. Louis, talks about the sub prime loan crisis.
Why The Housing Slump?
27-Jun-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- If you're trying to sell a house right mow - you don't need anyone to tell you this: the housing market is terrible. The bad news is it could get a lot worse before it gets any better. Patrick Rishe from Webster University's business department talks about the slump.
Ethanol Prices Affecting Milk Prices
18-Jun-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- June is National Dairy Month and you might have a cow when you experience how some prices will be milking your money dry. Milk prices are chugging toward a record high. Dr. Benjamin Akande, dean of business at Webster University tells us what we can expect.
Support Groups Help Women Entrepreneurs
8-Jun-07
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author:
Are Men Better Grocery Shoppers Than Women?
8-Jun-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- More and more men are grocery shopping. So, what's the problem with that? A new study says they don't know what they're doing! Webster University's Dean of Business, Dr. Benjamin Akande talks about what men are doing wrong in the aisle.
Number Of Graduates Declining
24-May-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- It's May and graduation themes are playing all across the country. Problem is, we will have fewer college and high school graduates this year. Just two years ago, nearly 1.3 million students did not graduate from high school, costing more than $325 billion in lost wages, taxes and productivity. On top of that, 90 percent of the fastest growing jobs of the future require at least some college education. Webster University's Dean of Business Dr. Benjamin Akande joined us live with some insight.
Chrysler Sale with Dr. Akande
15-May-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Daimler Chrysler agreed to sell its struggling Chrysler Group to a private equity firm Cerberus for $7.4 billion. So, what will this mean for local Chrysler workers? Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business and Technology at Webster University was on the show talking about the sale.
Where Will Gas Prices Go Next?
8-May-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Gas prices flowed over the $3.00 a gallon mark last week in St. Louis, surpassing the national average for a gallon of gas. It came down a few cents in the past day or so, but what's next? Dr. Benjamin Akande, Webster University's Dean of the School for Business and Technolgy, says You ain't seen nothing yet.
The Hancock Effect: Alcohol & Baseball
7-May-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock was drunk when he slammed into the back of a tow truck on Highway 40 more than a week ago. A police investigation found he had been drinking just before the accident. Could such a high profile alcohol-related death limit a teamís bottom line? Sports economics expert Patrick Rishe from Webster University joined us live with more details.
Shopping scam secrets are in the ěmouse printî
4-May-07
KMOV - CBS
(KMOV) -- If you were asked the size of a sheet of your toilet paper, you would probably have no idea. Itís in the tiny print that you're not reading that makes you an easy mark for big companies to pull a fast one on you. You lay down thousands of your hard-earned dollars every year to feed the family, outfit the kids and keep their clothes clean, but are you really getting what you think you're getting? The answer is often times, ěNo.î
Gas Prices Close to 3 Dollars a Gallon
1-May-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Gas prices are inching closer to the 3 dollar a gallon mark. And higher prices at the pump are also driving some truckers to look for another line of work. Like gasoline, diesel fuel is starting to trek upward to three dollars a gallon. FOX 2's John Gadson is in Madison, Illinois, and reports the cost of fuel for truckers will have an impact on you.
Gas Prices Could Top $4.00
25-Apr-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Just driving by a gas station these days is enough to make you flinch. Gas prices are on the rise again and it may get a whole lot worse before it gets any better. Some experts say the old record may soon be broken. Dr. Benjamin Akande, the dean of the School of Business and Technology at Webster University, joined us live with some insight.
Diversity and shoes: a conversation with Diane Sullivan
11-Apr-07
Published in: The St. Louis American
Author:
Akande Q&A with Brown Shoe CEO
FOX Files: Chrysler Sale
11-Apr-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Fenton, MO -- Thousands of Chrysler auto workers in the St. Louis area face an uncertain future. Chrysler's parent company, Germanyís Daimler Corporation, is preparing to sell off Chrysler. In the FOX Files, Charles Jaco looks at whether that means trouble for the two Chrysler plants in Fenton.
Mix of marketing and networking forms a powerful potion
6-Apr-07
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Molly Nance
Online Degrees Increasingly Gaining Acceptance Among Employers
5-Apr-07
Published in: Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
Author:
Gas Prices Rising Before Holiday
5-Apr-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Gas prices are up again, just in time for Easter weekend. Right now, the current average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $2.55. That's compared to $2.38 a month ago. The highest recorded price was $3.08, that was back in September 2005. Dr. Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business and Technology at Webster University joined us live with more.
Cardinals and the St. Louis Economy
30-Mar-07
KPLR-TV: CW11 News
Most Influential St. Louisans: Educators
16-Feb-07
Published in: St. Louis Business Journal
Author:
Impact of Possible Chrysler Cuts
14-Feb-07
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--† Chrysler workers are hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst Wednesday. Chrysler is expected to announce massive cutbacks Wednesday. The cuts are expected to be so massive, workers are calling the impending news "the St. Valentine's Day Massacre." Several news agencies say the St. Louis north plant in Fenton is on the chopping block. Patrick Rishe, associate professor of economics at Webster University, joined us live with more details.
Chrysler Cuts Shift at Fenton Plant
14-Feb-07
KSDK - NBC
The Jaco Report: Getting Out Of Debt
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--† Let's face it. We're all in credit card debt. We are in debt up to our eyeballs. The average family has credit card debt of over $9,000. Our national savings rate is now in negative numbers. In plain English, we're spending more than we have and these figures haven't looked this glum since The Great Depression. The single biggest financial problem the average St. Louisan has is credit card debt we can't seem to get rid of. Getting into debt is easy. But getting out, that's the interesting part.
Can St. Louis Support More Casinos?
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI †--† Kenny Rogers says ěYou got to know when to walk away, and know when to run.î The casino operators aren't walking, they're running to St. Louis. From Alton, Illinois, to south St. Louis County, they're betting it all on ěIf they build it, you will come.
The Grocery Wars
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI†--† Schnucks and Dierbergs are gearing up to go head to head with the countryís largest retailer. They're slashing prices on thousands of items to compete with Super-Walmarts which are expected to continue to grow in the St. Louis metropolitan area. In addition to that, they're also going head-to-head with other big box stores, natural food markets and other groceries. Doctor Doug O'Bannon from Webster University talked about the price wars on FOX 2 News in the Morning.
Gas Prices
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Dr. Benjamin Akande gives his thoughts on gas prices.
Superbowl
KTVI - Fox 2
KTVI -- Dr. Patrick Rishe describes St. Louis and the Superbowl.
Who Makes What?
5-May-06
KMOV - CBS
KMOV -- There are probably days when you wonder if the boss is paying you enough, or whether you could be making better money in another job. So how does what your paycheck stack up with what others? News 4ís Ray Preston takes a look into who makes what. Featuring Dr. Benjamin Akande.
Worldwide education engages Webster business school dean
19-Jan-07
Published in: St. Louis Post Dispatch
Author: Rick Cundiff
Speaker touts leadership, without title: Akande says risk takers can make difference in workplace
18-Jan-07
Published in: Star-Banner
Author:
When Did Christmas Become $$$Mas?
12-Dec-06
Broadcast: Total Information AM
Description: We talked about it with Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business and Technology at Webster University.
Stability of the St. Louis Blues Franchise
12-Dec-06
KTVI - Fox 2
A Look At The Financial Ups (And Downs) After The First Big Storm This Year
6-Dec-06
Broadcast: Total Information AM
Description: We talked with Benjamin Akande, Dean of the School of Business and Technology at Webster University.
The Angst of Yankee Fans
9-Oct-06
CNBC
Economic Imact of World Series
24-Oct-06
KMOV - CBS
Black Friday Shopping Trends
16-Nov-06
KTVI - Fox 2
