An article in The Wall Street Journal quoted Feng Gu on businesses reporting the largest amount of “goodwill” on their balance sheets in over a decade as their assets declined during COVID-19. 

CNN quoted Shira Gabriel on the growing popularity of “vaccine selfies,” which are viewed as a way for the selfie-taker to signal to loved ones they are safe and vaccinated.

Prevention interviewed John Sellick about whether people can take ibuprofen and acetaminophen together.

The Washington Post quotes Kari Winter in a story titled, “Pastor says women may not be ‘epic trophy wife’ but should be thin for their husbands. He's now on Leave." 

CNET reported on new UB research led by Siwei Lyu that describes a tool that spots deepfake photos by examining light reflection in the eyes.

WGRZ-TV interviewed UB President Satish Tripathi, who was ranked No. 10 on Business First’s “Power 250” list of Western New York’s most influential people.

Bloomberg cited research by Feng Gu in an opinion piece about vague accounting disclosures in the auto industry.

The New York Times quoted Tom Russo on a report about the variation among attendance policies that have been announced as fans plan to attend major league sports events this spring. 

WGRZ-TV interviewed R. Lorraine Collins in a story about the tentative deal reached Wednesday by state lawmakers on the passage of a bill legalizing recreational use of marijuana in New York State.

BBC quoted Katerina Bezrukova in an article on the rise of unconscious-bias training in workplaces and the mixed evidence on their effectiveness.