This Day in Business History: Lisa D. Cook Publishes Her Paper on Violence and Econ ...
On June 14, 2014, Lisa D. Cook, Professor of Economics and International Relations at Michigan State University, published her paper…
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This Day in Business History: The Podcast Planet Money Releases Lisa D. Cook’ ...
In this podcast episode of Planet Money from NPR released on June 12, 2020, Lisa D. Cook, Professor of Economics and…
This Day in Business History: Lisa D. Cook Presents on the Economic and Social Impl ...
The economic and social implications of racial disparities On Monday, June 8, 2020, Lisa Cook, Professor of Economics and International…
Ending June 30, 2022: Remote Access to Bloomberg Terminal and BMC Certification
Remote Terminal Access Just a reminder that remote access to Bloomberg Terminal ends June 30, 2022. As of July 1,…
This Day in Business History: Napster Initiates Ripple of Disruption in the Music I ...
June 1, 1999: The world’s first peer-to-peer music sharing site, Napster, launched on this date. Before Napster, music lovers were…
GBL Shorts: Library Questionary with Brian Mitchell
Stephen Colbert’s Colbert Questionert has nothing on the business librarians when it comes to asking just the right questions to…
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This Day in Business History: Facebook IPOs
May 18 2012: Facebook started trading on NASDAQ as FB, with common stock priced at $38 per share. This gave Facebook a $104B valuation, nearly four times Google’s $23B valuation at it’s 2004 IPO. The IPO was notable for more...
New for Emory Alumni: DataPlanet
Emory University is able to provide all Goizueta Business School alumni free remote access to DataPlanet. This database includes over 65 billion U.S. and international data points, allowing users to create customized tables, trends charts, geo maps and more. ...
This Day in Business History: Happy Birthday NYSE!
May 17, 1792: Outside of 66 Wall Street, under a buttonwood tree, 24 stockbrokers and merchants signed what became known as the Buttonwood Agreement, which established The New York Stock Exchange. The very first listed company on the exchange was Bank of New...
This Day in Business History: New York Stock Exchange Founded
May 17, 1792 – Outside of 68 Wall Street under a Buttonwood Tree, 24 New York City stockbrokers and merchants signed the Buttonwood Agreement which began the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Stock Exchanges have been around for while in United States. In 1790, the...