4 – Professor of the Practice Clifford Rossi writes “ How to Avoid the Risk Mechanic Syndrome in Machine Learning.” Summary: Complex, ML-driven risk models are trending at financial institutions, sometimes at the lamentable expense of critical-thinking skills. 4 – Dean’s Professor of Finance Michael Faulkender writes op-ed, “ America First Policies will Revitalize our Economy.” 5 – Clinical Professor of Finance David Kass gives “ 5 Highlights of Berkshire Hathaway’s 2022 Third Quarter Report. “The company needs to take a hard look at their own decision-making and not just scapegoat him for the problem,” “I can't imagine that this is the first sign of any issues with this executive, and if they ignored the signs that he had substance abuse issues they need to examine their own blind spots.” It is crucial for the company at this point to make sure that they are adhering to whatever they have written down in their code of ethics.” … Coomber commented separately for Financial Times newsletter CPG Specialist in “Tyson's Newly Minted CFO Arrested for Public Intoxication, Criminal Trespassing” (not online): The arrest should be a wake-up call for Tyson, one corporate management expert said. However, if an executive has committed an illegal act, you must return to your written policies. “If a family member is in crisis, you want to support that person. Tyson’s arrest now puts the board in a difficult position. 7 – Assistant Dean and Associate Clinical Professor of Management Nicole Coomber comments in “ New Tyson CFO Arrested for Trespassing, Public Intoxication”: Among the major concerns was how or whether the board would go about removing the younger Tyson from his post should circumstances indicate a termination might be in order.

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