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"Metro Atlanta has finally emerged from the employment hole caused by the Great Recession, the Atlanta Regional Commissionreported Friday. Year-over-year in May, the region was No. 2 in the nation for job growth (up 3.2 percent) and No. for total jobs added (79,600)."

For the past three years, we have tried to answer the question of which teams have the “best” fans. “Best” is a funny word that can mean a lot of things but what we are really trying to get at is what team has the most avid, engaged, passionate and supportive fans.

As Georgia rises in prominence in the film industry, so does the demand for talent. Emory is on the forefront, offering a film and media management concentration in the BBA program.

"On Sunday, the citizens of Greece voted No on the country’s referendum to accept a package of money in exchange for further austerity measures, now what?" writes Goizueta professor Tom Smith.

    Goizueta graduates are active in many industries and locations around the world. When taking a deep dive into the future of work for the spring edition of ess, we...

“There is no industry standard anymore," said Pam Brown, senior director of the BBA Career Management Center at Goizueta. "It is a little crazy. It always starts with finance and consulting doing things earlier and everyone else follows suit.”

Tuesday evening the United States Women's National Soccer Team defeated Germany to advance to the final match of the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup....

New research, co-authored by Joan C. Williams of Cal, Kathrine W. Phillips of Columbia, and Erika V. Hall of Emory has taken a look at gender bias, with particular emphasis on women of color in science.

Emory University's Goizueta Business School's focus on analytics has been acknowledged by one of the top MBA prepartory sites. Find-MBA.com, a site dedicated to informing prospective...

The One-Year MBA program at Goizueta Business School has been named among the Top 10 in the nation according to Find-MBA.com, a site dedicated...

Millennials, or those born from 1982 through 2000, now make up more than one quarter of the U.S. population (83.1 million), exceeding the 75.4 million Baby Boomers who were born from 1946 through 1964, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates released Thursday.

"According to a new study (June 24th) from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the payoff is a 90% increase in median salary. What does that mean in real dollars? If you enter business school making $70,000, you’re likely to leave with a $130,000 offer (and a far better job)."