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Emory University Goizueta Business School hosted the inaugural Hispanic Heritage Month Case Competition Oct. 2-3 in partnership with Atlanta United Football Club. Teams of students engaged Atlanta United leadership...

The road is not so smooth for Volkswagen these days. According to Reuters: Europe's largest carmaker has admitted cheating in diesel emissions tests in the United...

After more than a decade of concerted efforts to recruit more female MBAs, many of the most competitive business schools in the US are reporting substantial numbers of women.

The number of applicants seeking admission to M.B.A. programs grew at 57% of schools world-wide offering full-time, two-year programs, according to the latest data from the Graduate Management Admission Council...

Shan Cooper, the keynote speaker, is not a veteran of military service but interacts with them daily at Lockheed Martin. She said the company not only helps veterans transition from military to civilian life, but employs a large number of former servicemen and women.

Earlier this month, AACSB International (AACSB), the global accrediting body and membership association for business schools, revealed Goizueta Business School graduates Peter Corbett and Rick...

With few exceptions, members of Goizueta Business School's full-time faculty hold the highest degree in their field. More were added to their ranks starting in Fall 2015.

Jagdish Sheth, professor of marketing predicts that a growing number of students will become what he classifies as “deep gen­eralists.”

"...said social media has been the jet fuel of fans' year-round demand for all things NFL. Even when there's bad news, there's just more to talk about, according to Mike Lewis, who teaches marketing at Emory University."

The Executive Women of Goizueta (EWG), an affinity group whose mission is to create a community that facilitates, promotes and inspires personal and professional leadership for Goizueta women, announced its 12th Annual Advancing Women in Leadership conference.

“CFOs believe that in any given period a remarkable 20 percent of firms intentionally distort earnings, even though they are adhering to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP),” Ilia Dichev of Emory University, John Graham and Campbell Harvey of Duke University and Shiva Rajgopol of Emory and Columbia University write.

What does data tell us about women in early stage entrepreneurship?  Sean Peters, Program Director of The Entrepreneurship Database program at Emory, shares important...