US EditionFailure To Disclose Ties To Saudi Arabia On Paper Advocating Loopholes For Refiners And Oil Producers Is A Violation of USC's Conflict Of Interest Code, Consumer Watchdog Says
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Failure To Disclose Ties To Saudi Arabia On Paper Advocating Loopholes For Refiners And Oil Producers Is A Violation of USC's Conflict Of Interest Code, Consumer Watchdog Says
LOS ANGELES, May 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Consumer Watchdog president Jamie Court wrote to the leaders of the University of Southern California today asking that it investigate USC Marshall School of Business professor Michael Mische for a violation of the…
Failure To Disclose Ties To Saudi Arabia On Paper Advocating Loopholes For Refiners And Oil Producers Is A Violation of USC’s Conflict Of Interest Code, Watchdog Says
Los Angeles, CA – Consumer Watchdog president Jamie Court wrote to the leaders of the University of Southern California today asking that it investigate USC Marshall School of Business professor Michael Mische for a violation of the university’s conflict of interest code. Mische published a paper decrying the potential for $8 per gallon gasoline and […] The post Failure To Disclose Ties To Saudi Arabia On Paper Advocating Loopholes For Refiners …
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