Now he's heading to Asia. An American Start-Up Kyle Harrison and John Lusk, WG'99, weather a rough time on the links. Jeremy Siegel, author of Stocks for the Long Run, and Robert Shiller, author of Irrational Exuberance, analyzed past and present trends during a debate at Wharton on April 16. The Art of Managing Your Boss Historical Cost Vs. Click on the headlines above to read any of these articles in their entirety.
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Among the 10 schools listed, Wharton came out strongest in all 3 categories along with Harvard Business School and Stanford. Also in the Standard is a profile of Hardeep Walia, WG'01. Hardeep Walia truly has seen the world. Since childhood, Walia has lived in India, Kuwait and England, and after graduating from Yale he continued his globe-trotting as a consultant at Boston Consulting Group in Chicago. The article chronicles their entrepreneurial venture, Platinum Concepts Inc., which makes computer mice shaped like the heads of driver golf clubs.