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Hello,

Please find this week's INFORMS news update. You can find media placements and news releases from 10/24-10/10. Please feel free to send me any new placements at asmith@informs.org. 


Kindly,

Ashley Smith

 

INFORMS in the News

Press Releases:

10/12:   Decision Science Digest: October 12, 2022

 

10/13:   Are Nutritional Warning Labels Effective at Steering Consumers Away from Unhealthful Foods?

 

10/17:   New Audio Available for Media Use: Strategies to Address Election Integrity

 

10/18:   2022 Daniel H. Wagner Prize Awarded to Researchers from MIT and Anheuser-Busch for Work that Results in Millions in Monthly Revenue

 

Media Placements: 

Bike Share: 

• From vice-president at a bank to 'rebalancing' bicycles for city bikeshare schemes (Bloomberg)

 

College:

• Sheldon Jacobson: How to get into a college on your list amid plummeting acceptance rates (Chicago Tribune)

 

Healthcare:

• Doctors share advice on dealing with the Adderall shortage (The Washington Post)

 

• Disaster Zone Podcast: The Future of the CDC (Government Technology)

 

Journal Articles:

• Are nutritional warning labels effective at steering consumers away from unhealthful foods? (Medical Xpress)

 

• New Study – Are Nutritional Warning Labels Effective at Steering Consumers Away from Unhealthful Foods? (Western Grocer)

 

Miscellaneous:

• Ritu Agarwal Appointed First Wm. Polk Carey Distinguished Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School (Diverse Issues of Higher Education)

 

Railways:

• Rail strike could be on again after union votes against approving labor pact (The Center Square)

 

Ridesharing:

• Does surge pricing really help ride-sharing drivers earn more? (South China Morning Post)

 

• Surge Pricing's Benefits Go to a Subset of Ride-Hailing Drivers (UCLA)

 

Semiconductors:

• What exactly should federal policy be when it comes to integrated circuits? (Federal News Network)

 

Supply Chains:

• Everybody Talks About Made in America. But It Isn't That Simple. (The Wall Street Journal)

 

• Price of turkeys is up this year, but here's how you can save on that big holiday dinner (Newsbreak)

 

• Price of turkeys is up this year, but here's how you can save on that big holiday dinner (ABC7)

 

• The holiday-shopping season has a different problem this year than last - and it could lead to some deals (Morningstar)

 

• The Lines are Insane at Disney World, and it's All Your Fault (DisneyDining)

 

• It's Time To Rethink Supply Chain Risk Management (Chief Executive)

 

• Ritu Agarwal Appointed First Wm. Polk Carey Distinguished Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School (Diverse Issues of Higher Education)

 

• How will Hurricane Ian affect the supply chain? (Insurance Business)

 

• The holiday-shopping season has a different problem this year than supply gaps - and it could lead to some deals (MarketWatch)

 

• A looming beer shortage highlights our supply chain issues (Dallas Morning News)

 

Transportation:

• Opinion: Stay vigilant against airport cyberattacks (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

 

• Hackers shut down O'Hare, Midway airport websites (Chicago Sun-Times)

Weather:

• Are hurricane seasons getting more severe? Here is what the data say (The Hill)

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Ashley Smith
Public Relations Specialist
INFORMS
Catonsville MD
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