Campbell R. Harvey Media Coverage

2009

November 12, 2009, KCBS, Unemployment Outlook.
November 11, 2009, Reuters, AIG could weather CEO departure, by Dan Wilchins and Steve Eder.
November 2, 2009, Business News Network, Ford turnaround, Goldman buying tax credits. Segment 1.
November 2, 2009, Business News Network, Interview of Bill Brandt about CIT. Segment 2.
November 2, 2009, Business News Network, Interview of Clive Mather about clean fuels. Segment 3.
November 2, 2009, Business News Network, GDP Q3 release. Segment 4.
October 30, 2009, Durham Herald-Sun, Recession over? Sort of, economists say, by Monica Chen.
October 23, 2009, USA Today, Wall Street feels wrath of man on the street with exec pay cuts, by Paul Wiseman, Paul Davidson and Pallavi Gogoi.
October 12, 2009, Newsweek, Perspectives.
October 12, 2009, Reuters, Lazard says CEO Wasserstein hospitalized, by Paritosh Bansal.
October 5, 2009, Seeking Alpha, Can Relative Price-to-Asset Values Determine Which Countries Provide Best Returns?.
October 5, 2009, Business News Network, TARP Talk. Segment 1.
October 5, 2009, Business News Network, Outlook for Corporate Spending. Segment 2.
October 5, 2009, Business News Network, Outlook for Value Investing. Segment 3.
October 5, 2009, Business News Network, The Ghost of Keynes. Segment 4. Go 7 minutes into clip for comments.
October 5, 2009, Business News Network, Recessions and Business Schools. Segment 5.
October 1, 2009, Reuters, Bank of America CEO Lewis: Fallen hero, by Jonathan Stempel.
September 17, 2009, Business News Network, TARP and the Moral Hazard Problem.
September 16, 2009, Triangle Business Journal, Duke survey finds CFOs slightly more upbeat, by James Gallagher.
September 12, 2009, Wall Street Journal, Should a Shrinking Dollar Worry You?, by Jason Zwieg.
September 8, 2009, Institutional Investor, Strategic Rethinking for Asset Allocation.
September 8, 2009, Bloomberg, Anything-But-Treasuries Credit Gaining After AIG Ruin, Liz Capo McCormick
September 4, 2009, KCBS Radio, Unemployment nears 10%.
August 21, 2009, Triangle Business Journal, he Rise and Fall of Nortel: Unwise acquisitions, scandal led to downfall by Frank Vinluan.
July 27, 2009, Business News Network, High Frequency Trading.
July 27, 2009, Money Morning, Stormy Mid-Year Employment Outlook, by Don Miller.
July 15, 2009, Toronto Star, Goldman's huge profit stirs public outrage, by Rita Trichur.
June 24, 2009, United States Senate, Excessive Speculation in the Wheat Market, by U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (begin at p. 88).
June 4, 2009, Washington Independent, Government Taps Bailout Contractors With Conflicts of Interest, by Elana Schor.
June 4, 2009, MSN Money, Study: CFOs foresee job cuts and credit woes through '09.
June 4, 2009, Durham Herald-Sun, Professor warns of 2nd wave of foreclosures, by Monica Chen.
June 4, 2009, WRAL, Financial execs project recession through 2009.
June 4, 2009, CNNMoney, Recovery: American CFOs more optimistic than Europeans, by Julianne Pepitone.
May 22, 2009, Forbes, Record Bankruptcies Despite De-Leveraging, by Madalina Iacob.
May 26, 2009, Fox Business News, Interview.
May 22, 2009, Dow Jones, US unemployment benefit claims worrying signal for jobs, by Meena Thiruvengadam.
May 7, 2009, The Washington Independent, White House Silence Paved Way for ‘Cramdown’ Crash, by Mike Illis.
May , 2009, Reuters, BofA's Lewis ousted as board chairman, stays as CEO, by Jonathan Stempel.
April 29, 2009, Reuters, BofA's Lewis ousted as board chairman, stays as CEO, by Jonathan Stempel.
April 1, 2009, BusinessWeek, Geithner's Plan: Loopholes Galore, by Theo Francis and Mara Der Hovanesian.
March 29, 2009, Indystar, Insurers buy banks to tap into bailout, by Ted Evanoff.
March 19, 2009, New York Post, World of Trouble, by Michael Gray and Kaja Whitehouse.
March 18, 2009, Reuters, Goldman's share of AIG bailout money draws fire, by Paritosh Bansal.
March 17, 2009, USA Today, Billions of AIG's federal aid went to foreign banks, by Pallavi Gogoi and Barbara Hagenbaugh.
March 17, 2009, BusinessWeek, Shareholder Value: Time for a Longer View?, by David Bogoslaw .
March 16, 2009, Business News Network, Bank Bailout and Bernanke.
March 16, 2009, Reuters, AIG massive payments to banks stoke bailout rage, by John O'Callaghan and Lilla Zuill.
March 15, 2009, The Guardian, Generation Y enjoys a last hurrah before recession hits, by Paul Harris.
March 8, 2009, BusinessWeek, Economists Rush to Disagree About Crisis Solutions , By Peter Coy.
March 6, 2009, McClatchy, The worst recession since World War II? Shaping up that way , By Kevin G. Hall.
March 5, 2009, News and Observer, CFOs predict bleak future , By Alan M. Wolf.
March 4, 2009, News and Observer, CFOs offer gloomy outlook for 2009 , By Alan M. Wolf.
March 4, 2009, WRAL, No economic recovery until 2010, most corporate finance officers say .
March 4, 2009, Wall Street Journal, CFOs See Recession Lasting 14 More Months .
March 4, 2009, CFO Magazine, Business Outlook Survey: Bottom Dwellers , by Kate O'Sullivan.
February 28, 2009, Wall Street Journal, Citi, U.S. Reach Accord on a Third Bailout, by David Enrich and Deborah Solomon.
February 27, 2009, Market Watch, Latest Citi rescue spooks investors with new shift , by Joe Bel.
February 27, 2009, CNNMoney, In Latest Citi Rescue, Government Spooks Investors With New Shift , by Joe Bel Bruno, Marshall Eckblad and Jessica Papini.
February 25, 2009, New York Post, Out of Bounds, by Kaja Whitehouse.
February 25, 2009, Business News Network, Stress Testing Banks.
February 24, 2009, USA Today, Government, Citi talk about increasing federal ownership, by Kathy Chu, Barbara Hagenbaugh and Sue Kirchhoff.
February 23, 2009, Business News Network, International Banking Mess.
February 22, 2009, Charlotte Observer, Short on cash, businesses turn to bartering, by Jim Morrill.
February 20, 2009, National PUblic Radio, B of A subpoenaed over Merrill bonuses, By Janet Babin.
February 16, 2009, BNET, What Can Private Equity Do to Get Rid of Toxic Debt?, By Peter Galuszka.
February 14, 2009, National Public Radio, White House Tries To Sell Bank Bailout, All Things Considered, by Scott Horsley.
February 13, 2009, Los Angeles Times, Obama bank rescue plan takes 2 tracks, by E. Scott Reckard.
February 11, 2009, Business News Network, The Close.
February 11, 2009, New York Times, Washington Hopes ‘Vulture’ Investors Will Buy Bad Assets , by MichaelJ. de la Merced and Zackery Kouwe.
February 11, 2009, United Press Internationalo, House panel prepares for bank execs.
February 10, 2009, Reuters, Cash is king for companies facing hard times , by Emily Chasan.
February 10, 2009, CNNMoney, 4 questions for big bank CEOs, by David Ellis.
February 9, 2009, KPCC, TARP 2.0, with Patt Morrison.
February 9, 2009, Wall Street Journal, The Evolution of TARP in the Struggle for Life, by David Gaffen.
February 8, 2009, National Public Radio, The Trouble with Troubled Assets, by Scott Horsley.
February 8, 2009, Charlotte Observer, Companies in survival mode, by Adam Bell.
February 6, 2009, The Financial Times, Managing in a Downturn, by Campbell Harvey, John Graham and Murillo Campello.
February 6, 2009, KCBS Radio, To be posted.
February 6, 2009, USA Today, Government hopes bank aid helps recession recovery, by Pallavi Gogoi and Sue Kirchhoff.
February 6, 2009, Thaindian, Lingering credit crisis choking US economy.
February 4, 2009, Ottawa Business Journal, Are you stimulated yet?, by Jim Donnelly.
January 30, 2009, CNNMoney, Political Storm Threatens Wall Street Bonus Spoils, by Joe Bel Bruno, Annie Gasparro, Jessica Papini and Brett Philbin.
January 27, 2009, KCBS Radio, Fed Leaves Rates Alone.
January 27, 2009, WPR Radio, Kathleen Dunn Show. (Download podcast). Listen Now.
January 26, 2009, Wall Street Journal, Lending Drops at Big U.S. Banks, by David Enrich.
January 22, 2009, KCBS Radio, Job Cuts Continue.
January 21, 2009, Wall Street Journal, Crisis Q&A: What “Bank Nationalization” Means For You, by Heidi N. Moore.
January 17, 2009, Los Angeles Times, If Plan B to save banks fails, try Plan A again, by Tom Petruno.
January 16, 2009, Wall Street Journal, The Bailout Endgame, by David Gaffen.
January 15, 2009, National Public Radio, Understanding the Unemployment Numbers, by Daniel Zola and Frank Stasio.
January 14, 2009, Forbes, What Is A Depression, by Maurna Desmond.
January 14, 2009, WRAL, Nortel Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
January 12, 2009, Democracy Now, Over 500,000 Lose Job in December; Official Unemployment Rate at 7.2% .
January 12, 2009, Durham Herald-Sun, Jobless rate seen maybe worsening in 2009, by Lisa A. Young.
January 11, 2009, Durham Herald-Sun, Duke Prof predicts 3M job losses in '09.
January 9, 2009, National Public Radio, Unemployment Rate Spikes to 16-Year High, by Jim Zarolyi in All Things Considered.
January 9, 2009, Reuters Video, Business Update: Brutal Jobs Data
January 1, 2009, Seeking Alpha, The Year in Research: Subprime, Credit Crunch, and Core Inflation.
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2008

December 29, 2008. NBC17 Expert: Consumers Could See Negative-Interest Financing in 2009.
December 18, 2008. Financial Times Who’s afraid of thinking for themselves on investments?, by Aline van Duyn.
December 12, 2008. New York Times Hedge Funds are Victims, Raising Further Questions, by Michael J. de la Merced.
December 11, 2008. CNNMoney Wanted: Bank failure specialist, by David Ellis.
December 10, 2008. News and Observer Bottom Line for CFOs: '09 looks bad, by Alan Wolf.
December 10, 2008. CNNMoney CFOs: Recession to last another year, by Catherine Clifford.
December 10, 2008. Wall Street Journal Five Questions: The Fed Proposes to Sell Debt, by David Gaffen.
December 10, 2008. National Public Radio New Losses Spur Questions about AIG's Health, by Jim Zarroli.
December 6, 2008. Financial Times Monthly job cuts hit worst rate in 34 years, by Joanna Chung.
November 25, 2008. San Francisco Chronicle Citigroup gets a monetary lifeline from Feds, by Kathleen Pender.
November 24, 2008. Reuters Citigroup CEO Pandit Gets Emergency Help, by Jessica Hall and Jonathan Stempel.
November 16, 2008. Ashbury Park Press Say What? Economic meltdown, by Michael L. Diamond.
November 12, 2008. WRAL Moore: State should work to keep Wachovia independent.
November 13, 2008. Los Angeles Times Paulson's Toxic Loan Plan Never Got Started, by Michael A. Hiltzik.
November 11, 2008. New York Post AMEX Cashes in on Fed's Deep Pot of Funds, by Kaja Whitehouse.
October 19, 2008. San Diego Union-Tribune Credit crunch will last into '09, economists say by Dean Calbreath.
October 17, 2008. Duke Today Financial Crisis Enters Stage Right by Elizabeth Michalka. [includes video]
October 15, 2008. Reuters U.S. eyeing which smaller banks should get capital by Karey Wutkowski.
October 16, 2008. Wall Street Journal Secondary Sources: Raw Deal?, Root Problems, Krugman by Phil Izzo.
October 15, 2008. The Financial Times Treasury officials trod tightrope for rescue deal by James Politi.
October 15, 2008. Agence France Presse US bites bullet and invests in banks.
October 13, 2008. BusinessWeek Paulson Buys Up The Banks by Jane Sasseen and Theo Francis.
October 13, 2008. The Wall Street Journal Deals of the Day: Treasury Has a Plan, See. A Real Good Plan by Stephen Grocer and Heidi N. Moore.
October 10, 2008. NBC17 World-Renowned Financial Expert Writes Play for Middle Schoolers, by Josh Green.
October 10, 2008. Detroit Free Press Government to buy stakes in banks.
October 10, 2008. Washington Post Treasury Weighs Investing In Banks by David Cho, Binyamin Appelbaum and Lori Montgomery.
October 10, 2008. Time Will Paulson's Bank Plan Finally Unfreeze Credit?
October 9, 2008. Bloomberg News U.S. Treasury May Buy Stakes in Banks Within Weeks.
October 9, 2008. Wall Street Journal The U.S. Treasury: The World’s Biggest Hedge Fund, by Heidi Moore.
October 5, 2008. Fortune Paulson needs to lay out his plan, by Colin Barr.
October 5, 2008. The Sunday Times European summit split over how to halt meltdown by Richard Woods and Nicola Smith.
October 5, 2008. Denver Post How will we know when it's working? by Aldo Svaldi.
October 4, 2008. Los Angeles Times Government's bailout path a maze of unknowns, by Michael A. Hiltzik and Jim Puzzanghera.
October 2, 2008. Herald Sun Duke panel shares views of financial woes, by Monica Chen.
October 2, 2008. News and Observer Duke panelists: Financial rules, bailout plans lacking, by Jonathan Cox.
October 1, 2008. Duke Today A Failure of Politics and Business by David Jarmul. [Includes video.]
October 1, 2008. The Chronicle Hedging the Crisis, by David Graham.
October 1, 2008. Reuters GE to raise $15 billion, Buffett gets preferred stake
October 1, 2008. News and Observer Today in business.
October 1, 2008. U.S.News and World Report Hot Docs: Today's selection of timely reports.
September 29, 2008. U.S.News and World Report Bailout, Take II: What the Feds Do Next.
September 29, 2008. New York Post A LENDER BENDER, by Kaja Whitehorse.
September 27, 2008. News and Observer Credit vise limits local growth, by Jonathan Cox.
September 23, 2008. The Globe and Mail What Goldman, Morgan gain by switching status.
September 22, 2008. CNNMoney.com Increased Options For Morgan, Goldman Under Bank Holding Rules
September 22, 2008. Chronicle of Higher Education Business Schools and Students React to Financial Crisis, by Peter Schmidt.
September 22, 2008. Wall Street Journal Goldman, Morgan Scrap Wall Street Model, Become Banks in Bid to Ride Out Crisis, by Jon Hilsenrath, Damian Paletta and Aaron Lucchetti.
September 18, 2008, National Public Radio, What's Next For Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs? , by Madeleine Brand and Janet Babin on Marketplace.
September 17, 2008. Christian Science Monitor Wall Street's turmoil tests McCain
September 16, 2008. BusinessWeek The Unraveling of AIG, by Nanette Byrnes.
September 10, 2008. News and Observer, CFOs see light on horizon
September 9, 2008. AScribe CFO Survey: Economy Will Remain Sluggish in 2008
June 18, 2008. WRAL.com, CFOs: Economic recovery still a year away
June 18, 2008. CFO Magazine, CFOs' Fuel Fears Rise to Join Consumer Worries by Alan Rappeport.
June 4, 2008. Financial Week, Five more intriguing money management ideas, by Barry B. Burr and Isabelle Clary.
June 18, 2008. CNNMoney.com, Economic Rebound at Least a Year Away
May 18, 2008, National Public Radio, Cutting Interest Rates, , Day to Day.
May 13, 2008. Scripps News Service, IBM focusing on international markets, by Frank Norton.
May 12, 2008. Pensions and Investments, Cutting Edge Academics: The Smart Money.
May 11, 2008. Raleigh News and Observer, IBM employees help over there, by Frank Norton.
May 1, 2008. CFO Magazine, Half Full, and Then Some, by Alan Rappeport.
April 22, 2008. Roseman Eruptionsn, The #1 Indicator that Correctly Predicted a U.S. Slowdown is Flashing Red Again -- Overseas, Eric Roseman.
April 20, 2008. Atlanta Journal-Constitution, What the smart money's doing - Experts say it't time to go on the defensive, Michael E. Kanell.
April 14, 2008. Hedgeweek, Credit woes highlight new demands on service providers.
March 26, 2008. Wall Street Journal, Secondary Sources: Innovation, Liberalization, FDR to the Rescue, by Phil Izzo.
March 21, 2008. BusinessWeek, Making Sense of Commodities' Wild Ride, by Aaron Pressman.
March 19, 2008. The Financial Express, Be responsive, not reactionary, by Robert J. Shiller.
March 17, 2008. National Public Radio, All Things Considered, Fed's Bear Stearns Move Breaks New Ground, by Jim Zarroli.
March 18, 2008. National Public Radio, Day to Day, A dose of realism over the economy, by Janet Babin.
March 18, 2008. National Public Radio, Market Place, 'Marketplace' Report: Cutting Interest Rates, by Janet Babin.
March 18, 2008. CNNMoney, The Fed's worst nightmare, by Paul R. LaMonica.
March 17, 2008, National Public Radio, Fed's Bear Stearns Move Breaks New Ground, , by Jim Zarroli on All Things Considered.
March 14, 2008. Frontline Weekly Newsletter, Muddle Through and Your Long Term Returns, by John Mauldin.
March 14, 2008. Raleigh News and Observer, Survey: CFOs say recession is here, will last awhile
March 14, 2008. New York Times, U.S. already in a recession, CFOs believe.
March 13, 2008. Los Angeles Times, CFO’s Grow Glummer, by Floyd Norris.
March 12, 2008. Reuters, U.S. recession has already started, CFOs say-survey, by Nick Zieminski.
March 12, 2008. WRAL.com, Glum’s the Word for Economy – Most CFOs in Duke Survey Say U.S. in Recession
February 8, 2008. U.S. News and World Report, Experts? Not in the Stock Market, by Matthew Bandyk.
January 31, 2008. CFO Magazine, Banks' pain may be plans' gain, by Doug Hanonen.
January 11, 2008. Pension and Investments, Feeling Confident?, by Alan Rappeport.

2007

December 6, 2007. The New York Times Pessimism Is Growing in Executive Suites, by Floyd Norris.
September 30, 2007. Forbes Meet The Hedge Fund Historian, by Lionel Laurent.
September 26, 2007. Forbes GLG takes historical perspective, by James Mackintosh.
September 16, 2007. San Antonio Express-News Jam today, Worries about short-termism grip America's business elite.
April 2, 2007. Pension and Investments Winner traces returns to source, by Joel Chernoff.
March 27, 2007. Pension and Investments Erb, Harvey win Graham and Dodd Award.

2006

October 19, 2006. Financial Times " Share repurchases can be a good deal," by Theo Vermaelen.
September 4, 2006. Pension and Investments Experts: Investors may not be safe as they think, by Joel Chernoff.
July 26, 2006. New York Times "A Defense of Short-Termism," by Joe Nocera.
July 24, 2006. Financial Times "The wrong focus? How the race to meet targets can throw corporate America off course," by Francesco Guerrera.
June 19, 2006. Wall Street Journal "Ahead Of The Tape," by Gene Colter.
June 19, 2006. Institutional Investor "Optimizing Harry Markowitz" by Lauie Kaplan Singh.
June 8, 2006. Report of Business TV "CFO Survey," .
May/June, 2006. Corporate Board Member Magazine. When to do a stock buyback, by Al Ehrbar.
May 1, 2006. Business Weeke. A High-Risk Diet For Investors, by Aaron Pressman.
March 22, 2006. CNBC. Hedge fund outlook, 2006.
March 9, 2006. Report of Business TV "CFO Survey," .
March 7, 2006. Associated Press CFOs not concerned about inflation, according to survey.
March 7, 2006. CFO.com CFOs Set to Unleash Spending.
February 26, 2006. New York Times Why Do Stocks Pay So Much More Than Bonds, by Daniel Altman.
February 2006. Harvard Business Review The HBR List: Breakthrough Ideas for 2006.

2005

December 1, 2005. Dow Jones Newswire "Fed Watch: Yld Curve Nears Inversion, But Economists Upbeat," by Michael Derby.
November 30, 2005. Report of Business TV "CFO Survey," .
November, 2005. Global Pensions "Alternative paths to commodity investing," by Katherinbe Pulvermacher.
October 25, 2005. News and Observer "New Fed Chairman," by David Ranii.
September 23, 2005. Atlanta Journal Constitution "Katrina's victims swell jobless ranks," by Mike Kanell.
September 22, 2005. Wall Street Journal "Ahead of the Tape," by Justin Lahart.
September 9, 2005. Wall Street Journal "Chief Financial Officers Name Energy Costs as No. 1 Concern," by Leah McGrath Goodman.
September 9, 2005. Report of Business TV "Quarterly survey," .
September 4, 2005. News and Observer "One sign of slower growth," by Jonathan B. Cox.
September 1, 2005. Bloomberg News "Katrina May Cut Profit at Ailing Airlines, Automakers," by Steve Matthews.
September 1, 2005. News and Observer "A word from experts," by Vicki Lee Parker.
August 19, 2005. News and Observer "Oil costs? All aren't obvious," by Vicki Lee Parker.
August 12, 2005. Frontline Thoughts "The Greenspan Uncertainty Principle," by John Maudin.
July 22, 2005. Bloomberg News "Chinese move not likely to shrink U.S. trade deficit," by Walden Siew.
July 22, 2005. Associated Press "Cost of Chinese goods may rise," by Martin Crutsinger.
July 22, 2005. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "How much will Chinese flex money muscle?," by Mike Kanell.
July 22, 2005. Atlanta Journal Constitution "China lets currency rise in value," by Mike Kanell.
July 8, 2005. Atlanta Journal Constitution "World's Economy a Target," by Mike Kanell.
July 8, 2005. Durham Herald Sun "Duke Profs Expect Attack to Have Fallout," by Paul Bonner.
July 7, 2005. Report of Business TV "London bombings," .
June 24, 2005. Wall Street Journal "Ahead of the Tape - Today's Market Forecast," by Justin Lahart.
June 9, 2005. National Public Radio "On Point 7pm-8pm" .
June 6, 2005. Report of Business TV "Business Morning with Bridgette Andersen," .
June 3, 2005. The Economic Times "Global survey shows business pessimism ".
June 3, 2005. thefabricator.com "CFOs: capital spending, employment growth to slow ".
June 2, 2005. Associated Press "Global survey shows business optimism at three-year low ".
June 2, 2005. Agence France Presse "Survey finds corporate financial officers less optimistic ".
March 3, 2005. Wall Street Journal "Ahead of the Tape," by Justin Lahart.
March 5, 2005. Report of Business TV "Business Morning with Linda Sims," .
March 3, 2005. Reuters "CFOs Optimism on U.S. Economy Dips to Two Year Low," .
March 3, 2005. Wall Street Journal "Corporate Health-Care Costs Top Worries by Finance Chiefs," by Simona Covel.
March 2, 2005. Dow Jones Newswire "US CFOs Least Optimistic in Nearly Four Years -- Survey," by Simona Covel.
March 1, 2005. Wall Street Journal "CEOs Turn Mum About Projecting Earnings," by Gregory Zuckerman.
February 24, 2005. Hedge World "Spotlight on Commodities: Futures and the Asia Connection ," by Chidem Kurdas.
January 7, 2005. Wall Street Journal "Finance Chiefs Aren't Sweating High Energy Costs," by Leah McGrath Goodman.

2004

December 13, 2004. Report on Business TV "4th Quarter CFO Survey," with Bridgitte Anderson.
December 12, 2004. New York Times Magazine "The Year in Ideas," by Roger Lowenstein.
December 10, 2004. News and Observer "Survey finds CFOs less optimistic ," by Amy Martinez.
Autumn, 2004. Institute for Quantitative Research in Finance "Asset-Liability Management and the Twilight of Traditional Analysis."
November 20, 2004. News and Observer "Pluses and minuses of a weak currency," by Frank Norton. PDF of original article.
October, 2004. McKinsey Quarterly "Internal Rate of Return: A Cautionary Tale,".
October 17, 2004. News and Observer "N.C. workers still short of full recovery," by Amy Martinez and Amy Gardner.
October 14, 2004. Reuters "LIFTING THE LID-Tax man aids some blue chips this quarter," by Arindam Nag .
October 11, 2004. Wall Street Journal Americas "China e India desplazan a Latinoamérica en la lucha por la inversión extranjera directa," por Christopher Langner.
October 4, 2004. Business Week "Fuzzy Numbers," by David Henry.
October 4, 2004. Toronto Life "Star Crossed," by David Hayes.
September 27, 2004. Report on Business TV "Business Morning," with Jim O'Connell
August 29, 2004. News and Observer "Oil prices expected to drop more," by Frank Norton.
August 3, 2004. Associated Press "Study Find Less Earnings Manipulation," by Bruce Meyerson. Published in: Philadelphia Inquirer, Kansas City Star, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Miami Herald, Charlotte Observer, Atlanta Journal Constitution, and 20 other newspapers.
August 3, 2004. Report on Business TV "The Terrorism Risk Premium," with Michael Kane
August 3, 2004. Charlotte Observer "Targeting of banks largely symbolic," by Kerry Hall
June 23, 2004. Report on Business TV "Earnings Targets and Value Destruction," with Michael Hainsworth
April 15, 2004. Wall Street Journal "Investors, Dividends, Rediscover the Love," by Gregory Zuckerman
April 14, 2004. Wall Street Journal "Corner Office Thinks Short Term," by Justin Lahart
March 22, 2004. Pension and Investments "CalPERS tells maagers to invest in their own products,", by Joel Chernoff
February 11, 2004. Toronto Star "Focus on profit targets costly, study says," by Tony Wong
February 10, 2004. Associated Press "Executives cynical about earnings," by Emery P. Dalesio
February 7, 2004. New York Times "Survey Finds Profit Pressure is Leading to Poor Decisions," by Alex Berenson
February 3, 2004. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Layoff data stoke job market fears," by Michael E. Kanell
January 30, 2004. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Economy: Job-loss data feeds optimism," by Michael E. Kanell

2003

October 8, 2003. Wall Street Journal "Financial Advisers and Fuzzy Math" by Kaja Whitehouse
September 25, 2003. Wall Street Journal "Tactical Asset Allocation is Gaining Attention" by Kaja Whitehouse
July 24, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Rising mortgage rates slow down consumers' stampede to refinance," by Michael E. Kanell
June 26, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Fed sets interest rates lowest since 58," by Michael E. Kanell
May 23, 2003. Financial Times "Hopes that dividend tax cut will help jumpstart economy," by Andrew Hill and Vincent Boland
May 14, 2003. Raleigh News and Observer "Jobless rate up slightly in March," by Amy Martinez
April 12, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Consumers buoyed," by Michael E. Kanell
April 10, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "War victory may not defeat economic doubt," by Michael E. Kanell
April 9, 2003. WRAL-ABC Interview on the economic implications of the end of the Iraq war
April 7, 2003. Financial Times "Worries that war could mask deeper economic woes," by Andrew Hill and Naureen Malik
March 29, 2003. Barrons "Whats War Good For?," by Eric J. Savitz
March 29, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Skittish Buyers Become Savers," by Michael E. Kanell
March 28, 2003. Miami Herald "Investors: Hawks No Longer," by Harriet Johnson Brackley
March 27, 2003. CNBC Panel Interview on the implications of a longer than expected Iraq war
March 22, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Quick finish to war likely tonic for faltering economy" by Michael E. Kanell.
March 21, 2003. Washington Post "Cautious Firms Pull Ads, Ban Travel - A Day of Business Not as Usual" by Ariana Eunjung Cha
March 2003. Exchange "Campbell Harvey Pens Investment Dictionary"
March 21, 2003. Wall Street Journal "Firms Freeze Capital Spending" by Patrick Barta
March 21, 2003. Durham Herald-Sun "Duke poll: Quick win is boost for business; recession lurks in long war, terror"
March 20, 2003. CBS MarketWatch "Recession odds seen rising if war drags on" by Rachel Koning
March 20, 2003. Triangle Business Journal "CFO survey cites economic benefits, perils of war in Iraq"
March 19, 2003. Raleigh News and Observer "Triangle jobless rate dips but may head back up" by Amy Martinez.
March 19, 2003. Chicago Tribune "Economy in the line of fire" by William Neikirk.
March 18, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Fed stands at a crossroads" by Michael E. Kanell.
March 15, 2003. Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Fragile economy edgy" by Michael E. Kanell.
February 28, 2003. CNBC Interview with Ted David on the implications of the Iraq war on portfolio management
February 24, 2003. Wall Street Journal "Investment Pros Want No Part of Current Risk" by E.S. Browning.

2002

Fall 2002. Exchange Finance Professors Receive Jensen Prize
October 2002. Business Finance The High Cost of Corporate Crime
Spring 2002. Exchange Fuqua's Finance Experts Predict Economic Recovery
January 16, 2002. All Things Considered, NPR. Corporate Governance and the Enron Case. Goto segment 17.
January 10, 2002. Slate. Write-Offs, Write-Downs, Pretax Charges: What's the Difference?

2001

December 2, 2001. Forbes. Business School Gurus
October 2001. Euromoney. Forex in Future Shock.
October 2001. NBER Digest. Financial Liberalization and Growth.
October 9, 2001. The Herald-Sun Duke experts: Attacks further slowed economy.
October 6, 2001 The Herald-Sun. Midway eligible for federal dollars, but there are no guarantees.
October 8, 2001. Duke University. The Financial and Economic Impact of September 11, 2001, The Terrorism Crisis and the World Economy: What Effects, What Strategies? Duke University Webcast.
Fall 2001. Mutual Fund Update. Pay Attention to The Yeild Curve
Summer 2001. Exchange. Fuqua's Innovative Cyber Class Extends Virtual Classroom.
May 25, 2001. Business Week. Financial liberalization and economic development. Business Week or Duke University.
May 25, 2001. Business Week. History's Lesson the Developing World.
April 26, 2001. CNBC Broadcast. RealVideo 8 - Streaming for 56K, 100K and 300K or MPEG-1.
April 19, 2001. CNBC Broadcast. RealVideo 8 - Streaming for 56K, 100K and 300K or MPEG-1.
January 31, 2001. WRAL Broadcast. Duke Business Professor offers College Course Through Cyberspace
January 22, 2001. Toronto Star. The lecture heard around the e-world.
January 12, 2001. Franklin Press. Duke business school offers class on web
January 8, 2001. Duke online MBA class flouts tradition
January 8, 2001. Financial Times. Duke pionees web classes
January 7, 2001. The Charlotte Observer. Duke online MBA class flouts tradition
January 3, 2001. Business Week. Webcast of Global Asset Allocation and Stock Selection. Business Week or Duke University.
Winter, 2001. The Sloan Management Review. How CFOs Really Practice Finance. (HTML version here. Viewed best with IE).
January 3, 2001. The News & Observer. MBA corses to be webcast
January 3, 20001. Business Week. An Open Door at Fuqua

2000

Winter 2000. Exchange. Graham Receives Bank of America Faculty Award.
December 31, 2000. The Evening & Sunday Telegram. Duke business school offers class on Web
December 29, 2000. Timer-News, Hendersonville, NC. Duke offers live MBA class on Web
December 29, 2000. Morning Star/Sunday Star-News. Duke will offer class on Web
December 29, 2000. High Point Enterprise. Duke offers class live on Web
December 29, 2000. The Daily Reflector. Duke University business school to broadcast a class on Internet
December 29, 2000. The Gaston Gazette. Duke business school offering classes via Web.
December 29, 2000. Statesville Record & Landmark. Duke business school offers class live via Web
December 28, 2000. Independent- Tribune. Duke business school offering class live on World Wide Web
December 28, 2000. The Dispatch. Duke business school offering class on Web
December 28, 2000. The Hearld-Sun. Duke course to go out live on the Web
December 28, 2000. Salisbury Post. Duke's business school is first university offering class live on World Wide Web for MBA course
January 10, 2000. Pensions and Investments Many Questions: CalPERS looks at social issues in emerging markets, by Joel Chernoff.
2000. Blue Devil Weekly. Fuqua launches webcast for MBA classes.

1999

October 1999. Ekonomi. Hedersdoktorer tillgång för Hanken
Summer 1999. Exchange. Glossary review.
May 24, 1999. Financial Times Mandate. The miracle that became a problem.
February 14, 1999. The News & Observer. Web site creators hope the buck doesn't stop here.
January 2, 1999. The Globe and Mail. Torstar's family values

1998

March 16, 1998. The Record. nvestment newsletters should be read with care, by Shun MacNeil.
November 10, 1998. The News & Observer. Headed for charts unknown.
Fall 1998. Exchange. Dollars and Sense.
1998. Bloomberg Personal Finance. The Experts' Sources.
April 6, 1998. Business Week. Going Global: Is it time to take the plunge?.
January 7, 1998. Investor's Business Daily. Web's the Vehicle to Get Out the Word.
1998. Duke University Annual Report 1997-1998.

1997

February 16, 1997. Reuters. Market newsletters tend to give bad advice U.S. study suggests.
Spring 1997. Exchange. Climbing Off the Corporate Path.
February 20, 1997, National Public Radio, Investors are paying large sums of money for Investment Newsletters, , by Jim Zarroli on Morning Edition.
February 17, 1997. Pension and Investments Frontlines: Earnings: CFOs Slowly Lose their Optimism, by Marlene Givant Star.

1996

May 28, 1996. The Wall Street Journal. Different Drummers.
May 8, 1996. Duke University Program. 34th Annual Dinner Jonoring the Distinguished Professors of Duke University.
Winter 1996. Exchange. Man on the move.
March 11, 1996. Barron's. Risk Measures Prove to Be Excellent Forecasters of the Rise and Fall of Markets Abroad.
March 4, 1996. Pension and Investments. .
March 5, 1996. Pension and Investments. .
February 29, 1996. Wall Street Journal. Vanguard and Batterymarch in a Tabloid-Like Split.
1996. The Fuqua School of Business Annual Report 1995-1996.

1995

December 1995. Global Investment Management Program. Innovative Approaches to Global Investment Management.
September 1995. Worth. Reading Your Way to Riches.
Fall 1995. Exchange. How a Research Professor Made it in the Market.
July 3, 1995. Business Week. Wall St. Calls the Tune.
June 19, 1995. Forbes. The Graham-Harvey Test.
Summer 1995. Exchange Launch of Global Executive MBA.
June 7, 1995. Calgary Herald. Bond curve worrisome.
May 7, 1995. Reuters. Don't place bets on newsletter tips.
April 17, 1995. Business Week. Foggy Crystal Balls.
April 17, 1995. Fortune. What Newsletters Can--and Can't--Do For You.
Winter 1995. Exchange Harvey wins Nationsbank Award.
January 16, 1995. Business Week. What the Yield Curve is Telling Us.
1995. Duke University. Executive Education Programs.
1995. Harvey study says risk ratings predict good investment choices.
1995. Duke University Annual Report 1994-1995.

1994

November 14, 1994. The Weekly Update. Recepient of NationsBank Award.
September 4, 1994. Associated Press. Sports Feel Labor Pain This Holiday.
Fall 1994. Exchange. Campbell Harvey Elected as National Board of Economic Research Associate.
August 19, 1994. Associated Press. Clinton Won't Join Debate on Fed Interest Rate Hikes.
July 5, 1994. The New York Times. Do World Markets Still Serve as a Hedge?.
February 6, 1994. The Herald-Sun. Boom or bust for Wall St?.
February 3, 1994. Bloomberg or The Wall Street Journal, Treasury Studies Floating Rate Note Proposal.

1993

November 29, 1993. The New York Times. Beware the odd twists in foreign investments.
September 24, 1993. The Wall Street Journal. Spreading the Risk.
Summer 1993. Exchange. Managing the structure of Treasury debt.
June 12, 1993. The Los Angeles Times. Price Report Sparks Bond Market Rally.
May 20, 1993. Pensions & Investments. Duke instructor wins fellowship.
May 19, 1993. The Bond Buyer. Duke Professor Awarded Fellowship.
March 8, 1993. Knight-Ridder. Duke professor sees large US savings in issuing variable-rate debt.
1993. Batterymarch: AgriVest Batterymarch's announcement of fellowship.
February 10, 1993. Internal Memorandum. Harvey awarded the 1993-94 Batterymarch Fellowship.
February, 1993. Associated Press (clipping from Raleigh News and Observer). Credit binge produces best Christmas sales in 5 years.
January 22, 1993. Investor's Business Daily. Job Cuts May Help Business in the Short Run--But What About Long Term?.
January 22, 1993. Investor's Business Daily. Go Long If Fed Shortens Debt Financing.
January 15, 1993. Associated Press. New jobless claims shoot up but are shot down.
January 15, 1993. The Cinncinati Enquirer. Campbell Harvey wins fellowship.
January 15, 1993. The Los Angeles Times. Retail Sales Rise, but So Do Jobless Claims.
1993. The Fuqua School of Business Annual Report 1992-1993.

1992

December 12, 1992. The Los Angeles Times. Signs Herald Strong Holiday Shopping Season.
November, 1992. Associated Press. U.S. economy remains stuck in neutral.
November 25, 1992. The Los Angeles Times. Signs of an Upturn.
November 1, 1992. Over the Counter. It Is Time for Operation Twist II.
November 1, 1992. The Virginian-Pilot/The Ledger-Star. Showdown on the economy.
October 18, 1992. The Herald-Sun. Black Monday recalled.
August 30, 1992. The Dallas Morning News. Treasury's debt policy a rating game.
August 28, 1992. The News & Observer. US Treasury could save by borrowing for shorter terms.
1992. Unknown clipping. US How U.S. could save millions.
August 24, 1992. Associate Press (appeared in many publications). Professor Offers Debt Savings Recipe.
August 18, 1992. The Plain Dealer. Professor outlines plan to cut defecit.
August 11, 1992. The Daily News. Duke Professor says restructuring federal debt could save billions annually.
August 4, 1992. CNN Broadcast. Bush Re-Election Threatened by Slow Economy (MoneyLineTranscript).
June 22, 1992. International Business Chronicle. France: Going International.
June 8, 1992. Barron's. Yield Curve: the Short and Long of It.
May 14, 1992. The New York Times. Retail Sales Rose in April.
April 30, 1992. Investor's Business Daily. March Personal Income, Consumption Up.
April 18, 1992. The Los Angeles Times. How a shift in treasury management debt might juice the economy.
April 18, 1992. The Los Angeles Times. Housing Starts Increase 6.4 percent.
April 17, 1992. USA Today. Recovery is strengthening, reports show.
January 1992. North Carolina. The Commercial Credit Conundrum.

1991

December 9, 1991. Richard L. Rosenthal Awards Report. Harvey wins Rosenthal award for Innovation in Investment Management..
December 9, 1991. The New York Times. Yield curve good pointer to cycles.
September 23, 1991. The Greensboro News & Record. Rates follow law of supply, demand.
September 8, 1991. The St. Louisport Dispatch. Interest Rates Yield Clues to Recovery.
September 6, 1991. The New York Times. Encouraging Clue Points to Recovery.
Winter 1991. Exchange. Harvey is Rosenthal Fellow.
1991. The Fuqua School of Business Annual Report 1990-1991.

1990

Fall 1990. Southeast Industrial Outlook. Are We in a Recession or Not?.
November 2, 1990. The New York Times. The Case Offered By the Optimists.
August 7, 1990. Greensboro News and Record. Stocks slip as rising oil costs fuel recession fears.
August 6, 1990. Triangle Business. Duke professor's economic formula draws attention, predicts upturn.
July 30, 1990. Barron's/Capital Markets. Bad News Bulls Buoy Bonds.
July 20, 1990. The New York Times. The Evidence Backs Greenspan.
March 9, 1990. The Toronto Star. Economic forecasting made easy by professor.
Winter 1990. Exchange. Inquiring Minds.
1990. Business Week. Guide to the Best Business Schools.

1989

December 26, 1989. The Durham Sun. Political, economic turmoil marked '80s, analysts say.
December 26, 1989. The News & Observer. '80s were chock-full of changes.
November 30, 1989. Bridge Trading Company. Campbell Harvey Forecasts Real GNP Growth.
October 19, 1989. Reuters. Changes in Economy, Business Foster Soft Landing.
October 1989. Over the Counter. Market Guru.
September 18, 1989. Triangle Business. Duke professor's new model to gauge GNP draws attention.
October 2, 1989. Business Week. Economic outlook is perfect--or lousy. How do you tell?.
August 30, 1989. The Durham Sun. Kohlbert Kravis stands by ailing firms.
August 29, 1989. Financial Post. U.S. Professor Uses Bond Yields in Simple Economic Forecast Model.
August 17, 1989. Algemeen. Elke belegger kan Amerikaanse ekonomische groei voorspellen.
July 28, 1989. The Wall Street Journal. Economic Growth Slowed, Easing Fears of Inflation.
July 23, 1989. Friedberg's Commodity and Currency Comments. US-Canadian Yield Curve Equations.
June 26, 1989. Barron's/Capital Markets. Hope of Fed Easing Sparks Rally.
June 24, 1989. New York Times Service. Bonds Outperform Stocks in Economic Forecasting.
June 23, 1989. The New York Times. The Markets As Forecasters.
June 16, 1989. The New York Times. Greenspan's View on a Soft Landing.
June 16, 1989. USA Today. A Classic Gets a Little Doctoring.
April 29, 1989. Durham Morning Herald. Commentary on NAFTA .

1988

November 7, 1988. The Durham Sun. RJR Nabisco saddles NC with another in-debt firm.
December, 1988. The Bull and Bear. The Final Frontier: Capital Asset Management.
November 6, 1988. The News & Observer. Buyouts leave NC firms with big debts.
October 26, 1988. The Durham Sun. RJR's NC operations appear safe..
October 19, 1988. The News & Observer. The gain after the pain.
August 15, 1988. Triangle Business. Junk-bond observers cautious after Revco's bankruptcy filing.
May 5, 1988. Durham Morning Herald. Business school to award 242 Master's Degrees.
March 10, 1988. USA Today. Merger wave might drown our economy.

1987

November 2, 1987. The Charlotte Observer. Crash Takes Its Toll.
November 1987. Over the Counter. Correction or Crash--Wall St. Debate.
October 31, 1987. The Durham Sun. Duke prof: Recession likely to follow crash.
September 14, 1987. Triangle Business. Penny stocks.