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A round-up of Penn mentions in local, national, and international media.
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Private equity owns 30% of for-profit hospitals, tracker says
Atul Gupta of the Wharton School and the Leonard Davis Institute says that private equity may not be well-suited to the health care industry, which is riddled with imperfections.
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How top nine MF portfolios look after March shopping spree
Chris Geczy of the Wharton School says that both risk and reward are connected to styles of investment strategy.
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‘One of the odd and scary things about American politics’ is what Republicans are doing
Rogers Smith of the School of Arts & Sciences says that democratic processes and judicial decisions can be used to limit the power of the people, restructuring governments and institutions to make them less representative.
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Fox likely to see limited business fallout from a settlement that could remake Dominion
A 2021 estimate from researchers at the Wharton School found that the voting-technology industry earns $300 million in revenue annually, with Dominion capturing about 37% of the vendor marketplace.
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What happened to Brooke Shields was awful. It could have been even worse
In an Op-Ed, Jennifer E. Rothman of Penn Carey Law warns of the dangers of a growing trend among states making the rights to a person’s own name, likeness, and voice transferable to others.
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Lego, martial arts and dance classes: How one school tackled school absenteeism
A 2022 Penn study found a return of three dollars for every dollar invested in City Connects, a pilot project that links students with support for basic needs and enrichment activities.
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Judge delays trial over Fox News and 2020 election lies
Penn Carey Law’s Cary Coglianese says a Delaware judge’s rulings have given Dominion a head start on winning their defamation lawsuit against Fox News.
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A new study about wine’s impact on brain health may have you rethinking your daily glass
A 2022 study by Henry Kranzler of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues found that even light-to-moderate drinking levels, such as a couple of glasses of wine or beer per week, could reduce brain volume.
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What to know about Dominion, the voting machine company suing Fox
A report from the Wharton School found that the three major elections technology vendors served more than 90 percent of eligible voters in the country as of 2016.
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Hundreds of workers at a Philly Coca-Cola distributor are on strike. Here’s why
A study by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine found that a Philadelphia soda tax spurred a 39% reduction in the purchase of sweetened beverages.