Read below to learn about accessing Harvard Business Review (HBR) print and digital articles, HBR case study articles, Harvard Case Studies, and why you must use Study.net for your classes. Harvard Business Review Magazine Articles Full-text articles from the Harvard Business Review are available through Business Source Complete, dating back to 1922. However, each year, Harvard Read More …
March 1, 1873: While the history of the development of the typewriter dates back to the 16th century, in the U.S., production on one of the first commercially made typewriters began on March 1, 1873 by E. Remington & Sons, known for manufacturing sewing machines. Initially marketed under the name Sholes and Glidden Type-Writer for the Read More …
SimplyAnalytics’ rich consumer marketing data includes a cross-tabulation function. A crosstab is a table which shows the relationship between two or more data variables and can be extremely useful for identifying correlations, patterns, or trends when working with large datasets for marketing analysis. It also allows users to explore U.S. buying habits based on demographics, Read More …
February 22, 1878: The first F.W. Woolworth store was opened by Frank Winfield Woolworth on February 22, 1878 in Utica, NY. Marketed as “Woolworth’s Great Five Cent Store” it had a less than stellar beginning and the store soon closed. Frank brought his brother, Charles Sumner Woolworth, into the business and the next store, located Read More …
The Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) is hosting another wonderful lineup of workshops for Spring 2026. Offering both in-person and online workshops, presenters will cover topics including GitHub, R, SQL and more! See the full schedule of workshops including descriptions and be sure to register to reserve your space via the calendar at the Read More …
Did you know that you have free access to apps for some of the top business news sources? It’s time to download these apps to keep up with business news and trends important to your Goizueta learning experience. Learn about the sources we added in 2025: Financial Times The Atlantic Atlanta Journal Constitution Click here Read More …
December 31, 1935: Charles B. Darrow patented the real-estate board game, Monopoly (Patent Number 2,026,082). Although Darrow has been given credit for creating the now “ubiquitous winner-take-all board game,” it was actually invented in 1903 by Elizabeth “Lizzie” Magie. Magie created the pre-cursor to Monopoly, The Landlord’s Game, as an educational tool to help explain Read More …
December 23, 1913: The U.S. Senate signed into law the Federal Reserve Act. Before this date, the United States was one of the only major financial powers without a central bank, having to turn to wealthy benefactors in 1907, particularly J.P. Morgan, to help bail the government out of financial crises. Realizing the nation could not Read More …
Take a virtual tour of the Goizueta Business Library! Using Matterport’s app, walk through the entire space, including group study areas, soft seating, large collaborative work monitors, and bring-your-own-device friendly 37″ monitors. Explore GBL’s many resources, such as Bloomberg and other Wall Street financial platforms. After you’ve visited virtually, stop by in-person to take advantage of Read More …
December 6, 1889: Robert Winship Woodruff was the president of The Coca-Cola Company from 1923 until his death in 1985. Under his leadership, he transformed the struggling company into a world renowned brand. Through his many philanthropic contributions in health, education, and culture, he helped Atlanta evolve from “the small, bustling railroad town into Read More …
