Business ·
Amazon's HQ2: Destination DC?
As 2018 unfolds into spring, anticipation-and apprehension-continues to build surrounding HQ2. Washington, DC, is rumored to be on the top of their list.
Full Story
Business ·
After the Storm: AU Alumna Leads Houston Jewish Group Post-Hurricane Harvey
Shortly after Hurricane Harvey, Avital Ingber, Kogod/BA '03, took the helm of the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston, where she's helping to lead a devastated community forward.
Full Story
Business ·
Spotify's 'Non-IPO'
Capital markets. IPOs. Direct listings. Find out how Spotify, the Swedish music streaming company, is turning the finance world upside down.
Full Story
Business ·
Women-Owned Businesses Continue to Increase, Thrive
In 2017, the seventh annual State of Women-Owned Businesses Report estimated that, over the past 20 years, the number of women-owned businesses in the United States has grown 114%.
Full Story
Business ·
Sunday's Oscars: A Repeated Mishap?
As the nation ramps up for the 90th annual Academy Awards this Sunday, March 4, one can't help but wonder if we'll see a similar mishap as last year.
Full Story
Business ·
How College Basketball (and a Kogod Education) Prepared Nick Hendra for the Business World
Nick Hendra, KSB ’11, a member of the AU men’s basketball team in 2007-08, still remembers highlights from that season.
Full Story
Business ·
Net Neutrality Explained: A Conversation with Gwanhoo Lee
Kogod professor Gwanhoo Lee shares his insights on net neutrality and what its repeal means for businesses and consumers.
Full Story
Business ·
AACSB Recognizes Kogod Alumnus Carlos A. Carrazana as 2018 Influential Leader
Third annual Influential Leaders Challenge celebrates 29 change-makers and their impact on global issues.
Full Story
Business ·
Kogod’s Master of Science in Finance Program Named University Affiliate by the CFA Institute
Kogod’s MSF program is now a CFA Institute Affiliate.
Full Story
Business ·
Blockchain and Bitcoin
Blockchain technology is here to stay, and its impact on central banks—and consumers—is undeniable. What does this mean for the future of finance?
Full Story