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Terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 undoubtedly left a lasting impact on America and the world. Lives were altered forever and the way the...

Job numbers are of increasing concern in Metro Atlanta and Georgia with the official unemployment rate hovering above 9 percent. Speaking with WABE's Denis O'Hayer...

Notable comments from Goizueta staff, faculty and students will be shared each week along with news on alumni, programs and rankings. Click here to...

Drug innovation does not occur in a scientific vacuum, and the successful patenting of drugs depends in part on cultural considerations and the...

Stock analysts — especially those at large brokerage firms — are known for their herding tendencies, but stock buyers...

Organizations trying to weather an increasingly multilayered and erratic environment must first evaluate how they manage and distribute information to promote collective intelligence. “Knowledge is...

Standards help frame our world, from organizing labor pools, to fostering trade relations, to opening up communication channels. Blind allegiance to standards, however, can...

Meera Shankar, India’s ambassador to the U.S., recently delivered the keynote address at Emory University’s Emerging India Summit, offering a panoply of reasons for...

Telecommunications giant AT&T’s $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA Inc.— which is expected be completed in 2012 pending regulatory approvals and other issues —...

UPDATE AND EDITOR'S NOTE: A Service of Thanksgiving And Remembrance for the life of Evan Douglas Lounsbury will be held  at 4 p.m. Sept....

Cultures are living, evolving entities, and corporate cultures are no exception. But who defines a given company’s work habits, policies, values, and priorities? Those...

Gasoline prices in the U.S. and elsewhere reached record highs earlier this year, prompted to a degree by unrest in the Middle East. But...