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On @wallethub, CSOM prof Henrik Hagtvedt shares insights on "loud budgeting," and how being open about financial goals can help people resist spending pressures, set boundaries, and make more intentional choices with their money.

@ACarnegieFdn announced its 2026 Class of Great Immigrants, honoring 25 naturalized American citizens whose achievements have strengthened the nation. Among this year's honorees is CSOM alum Nikesh Arora, MSF ’95, chairman and CEO of Palo Alto Networks.

Courtney Dwyer ’10, a CSOM alum and founder of marketing and PR firm In Your Court, has been named to @BosBizJournal’s 2026 “40 Under 40” list. “I’ve been able to build a career doing what I love, which in itself feels like magic,” Dwyer said.

Andy Quinn ’28 went from kicking rugby balls on a farm in Ireland, to kicking for the BC Eagles. After learning American football in 2022, he earned a BC scholarship, and became the first Eagle in three years to record a 68-yard punt.

How should companies think about executive pay? CSOM prof. Mary Ellen Carter explains in @Inc how equity-based compensation can encourage CEOs to focus on long-term performance and align their decisions with shareholder interests.

America’s economy may appear resilient, but small businesses are struggling as tariffs and rising costs squeeze margins. “Prices are higher, and these small businesses don’t have the flexibility that larger firms do,” prof. Edith Hotchkiss told @nytimes.