Tag: Finance

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...

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....

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 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.

A recent trend of escalating costs to host the Olympic Games may have reached a tipping point, as spending and return on investment are...

"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.

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....

The Emory News Center staff checked around campus and -- in true summer fashion -- pulled together a reading list for young and old.

Tom Smith, Assistant Professor in the Practice of Finance, writes for The Conversation asking the question: Why is it so hard to understand the unemployment rate?

Congratulations to the Goizueta Business School faculty in all programs who were honored with teaching awards in 2014-15.

When it comes to demographic curves, Jeffrey Rosensweig likes India's. The director of the global perspectives program also likes those of Mexico, Brazil,Indonesia, Colombia and Turkey.

Via the AJC: Some lower-paid positions, such as those in the hotel, restaurant and retail industry, are in areas where workers can’t afford to live,...