Tag: Finance
Coffee with… Jeff Rosensweig
When Emory Business approached Jeff Rosensweig, professor of finance and director of the Global Perspectives Program, about sharing coffee and a chat with an...
Smith: Trump’s immigration plan void of business basics
Goizueta's Tom Smith writes for Fortune: Two of the top GOP presidential contenders each claim professional creds that trump political experience (pun intended).
Corporate growth, relocation creates learning opportunities
Considering it a responsibility to be engaged with organizations around Atlanta and across Georgia, Goizueta Business School looks to match business growth by simultaneously...
Smith: Hinting that rate hikes may be the Fed’s plan
The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States and sets monetary policy to steer the direction of the economy. Traditionally, the Fed has had three policy choices: increase its target interest rate, lower it or do nothing.
Goizueta welcomes new faculty to campus
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.
Atlanta remains attractive for companies looking to relocate
A tax-efficient environment, well-educated workforce and agglomeration economy are just some of the reasons Fortune 500 companies are moving to the Atlanta area.
Robert Kazanjian,...
Green: Disruptions in China not sign of long-term problem
Speaking earlier this week on WABE's "A Closer Look," Goizueta associate professor of finance Clifton Green cautioned listeners not to expect long-term economic problems thanks...
Green: Stock market dive a result of low confidence
Wall Street investors experienced a rude wake-up call Monday morning, rising to find the Dow Jones industrial average plummeting nearly 1,000 points at the opening bell....
Americans becoming more responsible with credit cards
Goizueta's Tom Smith tells NPR that Americans aren't spending like they used to, especially when it comes to throwing charges on their credit cards.
The business world isn’t the only place with a wage gap
"The Nielsen overnight rating for the women’s final was 15.2, with more than 25.4 million viewers in the U.S. By comparison, the men’s final last year received a 9.1 Nielsen rating, with 17.3 million viewers." But the payout isn't equal.
Cost of Olympics questioned as #Atlanta nears anniversary
A recent trend of escalating costs to host the Olympic Games may have reached a tipping point, as spending and return on investment are...
Smith: Big changes, challenges ahead for Greek economy
"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.
