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Coca-Cola appears braced for change in 2015

It's been a less-than joyful holiday season for the company that gave the world ice-skating polar bears and an iconic vision of a soft...

11Alive: Both winners and losers in lower gas prices

11Alive's Valerie Hoff spoke with Goizueta professor Tom Smith about the nosedive in gas prices in Georgia. It's not as good news as you may...

Knowledge Creation: A look at the depth of faculty scholarship

Young adults, the recession, and narcissism Individuals who enter adulthood during a recession are less likely to be narcissistic, finds Emily Bianchi, assistant professor of...
Jim Minnick and Jeff Busse

Coffee With… Jeff Busse

Jeff Busse, associate professor of finance, and Jim Minnick 99EvMBA, founder and CEO of eVestment, first crossed paths in 1998. Busse was teaching his...
Joonki Noh and Alice Benston

Inaugural Benston Scholarship awarded

Joonki Noh, a doctoral candidate in finance, is the first recipient of the George J. Benston Scholar Award. The award recognizes a doctoral student...
The Navy Yard

Global innovators compete at Goizueta

Forward-thinkers, innovators, and game changers in corporate real estate traveled to Goizueta this summer to participate in the final phase of competition for the...

Housing market recovering, but pain points remain

As the housing market continues to recover from the Great Recession, many banks are still showing the effects in the form of tightened borrowing...

Income tax amendment key issue on ballot

Tucked into almost every ballot in every state on Election Day are issues and measures on which voters must approve or deny. On the...

Opinions on Bitcoin, its future, remain mixed

Proponents of virtual currency call it forward-thinking, and businesses who accept it leading the next generation of technology and money. Critics have decried it...
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Few clear answers on Georgia’s stubborn unemployment rate

With Georgia gubernatorial candidates Nathan Deal and Jason Carter drawing lines in the sand on job growth, Georgians are left to navigate two different stories.

Smith: Ticket sales alone can’t support symphony

Members of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra are currently locked in a labor dispute, bringing to light many of the economic struggles faced by similar organizations...
Cobb Co. Stadium Rendering (via Atlanta Braves)

MBA students examine financing plans for new Braves stadium

Next week the Atlanta Braves plan to host a groundbreaking ceremony for a new, $622-million stadium scheduled to open in 2017. The team’s new home...