Expand your industry expertise: Career and Professional Development Research Tip

How will this help me?  Business Source Complete (BSC) includes thousands of business magazines and journals, focused on areas such as marketing, management, operations, finance, accounting, and more. The sources will help you gain historical and forward-looking company, industry and market insights, which are valuable when conducting credible and competitive career and job research. By Read More …

LinkedIn Learning (LiL) Subscription Ends February 28, 2026

February 28, 2026 is the last day you will have access to LiL at Emory. How do I keep from losing my LiL courses and certifications? Your learning history, which includes a list of courses completed, course certifications, and tracking for your current course viewing, will be lost if you do not do one of the following Read More …

Digital Access to MIT Press Books and Journals

Books and journals from MIT Press are now licensed by Emory Libraries. Known as Cognet Library, key subject areas include business and finance, computer science, cognitive science, and game studies. Books and journals can be easily downloaded as PDFs by chapter.  All titles are licensed for unlimited simultaneous users. Examples of Books Examples of Journals

This Day in Business History: Charles Van Doren testifies in Congress about TV game show fixing

Nov 2, 1959:  Charles Van Doren admitted to a House subcommittee that he was provided advance knowledge of the questions and answers he would receive on the TV gameshow “Twenty One.” These shows had become popular in the 1950s after the US Supreme Court ruled in Federal Communications Commission v. American Broadcasting Co., Inc. that Read More …

Search Company News by Sentiment with Nexis Uni: Career and Professional Development Research Tip

 How will this help me?  Do you want to identify a company’s challenges, such as mismanagement, lawsuits or layoffs?  Applying Nexis Uni’s negative news filter to searches allows you to efficiently locate a firm or its leadership’s negative press coverage. In addition to applying the negative news filter, you can target your results to specific sources Read More …

Develop Your Technical and Professional Skills: Online Courses, Certificates and Self-Paced Learning

Emory and most public libraries license a variety of resources to build your skills in data visualization, generative AI, R, Tableau, ArcGIS, team building, leadership and more. Available through Emory Libraries  O’Reilly Database O’Reilly includes includes videos, courses, audiobooks, and ebooks focused on generative AI, project management, data visualization, and other many other types of Read More …

Financial Times Website and App – Now Available at Emory Libraries

Emory Libraries has added The Financial Times to its suite of licensed news websites and apps. This includes access to the daily digital edition, FT.com, the FT.com app, podcasts, their visual and data journalism and more. To register, log in via the Goizueta Business Library’s Financial Times database page.   Registering the first time?  Go Read More …

Find Companies with US and Global Locations: Career and Professional Development Research Tip

How will this help me?  Uniworld’s multinational company database lets you create custom lists of domestic and international firms in over 200 countries and 20,000 industries.  You can filter by country, region, state, industry and revenue and download results to excel. When creating a target list of companies as part of your career research, Uniworld Read More …

Research Company Rankings with Vault: Career and Professional Development Research Tips

How will this help me?  Vault surveys professionals each year to publish rankings of banking, consulting, accounting, and other firms based on qualitative and quantitative criteria. These rankings can help identify firms that align with your career interests. Rankings include prestige, compensation, diversity, and more. These rankings are helpful for creating your target list of Read More …

This Day in Business History: NYSE Ends Saturday Session

September 29, 1952: The New York Stock Exchange ended the Saturday trading session to create a five day work-week. To even out the reduced number of days, a half hour was added to the close of the Monday-Friday trading sessions. That made the sessions open from 10AM -3:30PM. Sources: MarketWatch, Friends of Business History Read Read More …