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“Tom Smith talks economic outlook for 2020, “Closer Look,” 90.1 FM...

Associate Professor Tom Smith provides helpful financial tips and insights for the new year.

Smith: People don’t want to commute two hours

Professor Tom Smith talks with 11Alive about some of the contributors to Atlanta's booming population.

Houston Astros’ Collin McHugh talks MLB finances with Goizueta students

At the end of last semester, students had the opportunity to hear from a unique speaker at Goizueta.

Thomas Smith named to ‘2017 Top 40 Undergraduate Professors’ list

Poets & Quants names Assistant Professor in the Practice of Finance Thomas Smith to 2017 Top 40 Undergraduate Business Professors list.

BBA capstone highlights leadership skills

In the Goizueta BBA capstone, students practice problem-solving skills in situations characterized by ambiguity. Challenging students to generate informed, well-researched recommendations integrating functional area knowledge, the capstone course—newly incorporated into the BBA core curriculum—aims to enhance a student’s capacity to engage in concrete, logistical analysis.

Smith: Traffic issues from I-85 collapse could hurt small business

The fire that burned under a bridge on I-85 North Thursday evening did more than cause a collapse of the roadway and potentially months...

Atlanta companies could feel affects of immigration ban

Associate Professor in the Practice of Finance Tom Smith says Atlanta companies may feel some strain from the Trump Administration's immigration ban, primarily associated with the movement of workers around the world.

Postseason push could feed new-stadium energy

As the finishing touches are put in place at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Falcons move ahead in the playoffs at the Georgia Dome. Goizueta's Tom Smith said that success could help new-stadium revenue.

Smith: Companies win by giving employees chances to do good

Finance professor Tom Smith tells NPR News in Atlanta that companies like Mail Chimp that cater to employees' personal goals are doing a better job at retaining talent.