Columbia Business School Study Finds How News Disrupts Stock Markets
A recently revealed Columbia Business School study examines how news helps drive the stock market in some pretty unusual ways.
Stanford Seed Transformation Aims to Accelerate New Economies
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business recently published an article on the impact of its Stanford Seed initiative, which aims to make Stanford “the leading research university for thinking about the challenges of poverty in the developing world” by addressing the physical and infrastructural issues that hamper economic development, as well as “cultural practices and entrenched psychological conditioning.”
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Stanford Seed Interns at West African Mobile Tech Firm
Stanford’s Graduate School of Business recently published an article about the experience of Stanford Seed Musila Munuve’s recent internship at Ghanaian mobile technology company SMSGH, which creates “mobile solutions for different companies.”
CBS Guest Lecturer Explores Booming Indian Economy
Columbia Business School recently published an article on its blog that sheds light on India’s rapid economic growth and how the country will continue to prosper.
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CBS Professor Talks Growing Globalization Blues
Columbia Business School published an op-ed by Joseph E. Stieglitz — Nobel laureate in economics, chief economist at the Roosevelt Institute, and Columbia professor — this week, in which he elucidates the major thesis in his recent book, Rewriting the Rules of the American Economy with regard to increased opposition to globalizing reforms. Continue reading…
Quinlan MBA Develop Immersion Course in Colombia
During an immersion trip over spring break, six Loyola University Quinlan School of Business MBA students traveled to Colombia to study the South American country’s developing economy, with the guidance of Professor Cliff Shultz, Kellstadt Chair of Marketing.
