How will this help me? LinkedIn Learning offers many online courses and certificates to enhance your day one readiness for your internship or job. These include technology skills using Excel, R, SQL, and Tableau; and business skills such as leveraging AI and data visualization. LinkedIn Learning is available to Emory students, faculty, and staff. Use Read More …
Did you know that faculty and staff free academic “pass” for access to The New York Times expires after 4 years? If you log in and see a pop-up: you’re currently subscribed to Cooking and Wirecutter” and you need to upgrade for pay to get news” that means you need to refresh your account. The good news, Read More …
Fulton County Library System (FCLS) licenses a variety of databases that are valuable for both current students and alumni! Emory students, faculty and staff are eligible for a FCLS library card. Databases that compliment Emory’s resources: eBooks & Audiobooks Overdrive & Libby App – large collection of fiction and nonfiction titles Self-paced Learning Peterson’s Test Read More …
Accessing PitchBook’s requires all users to register or annually renew their account. If you see a red message saying your account is inactive, don’t worry, you won’t lose any of your saved lists or searches! Error message or password reset loop? If you encounter a password reset loop are seeing an access error message, email Read More …
How will this help me? The Business Journals and Books of Lists contain local and regional news from 40+ U.S. cities. The annual Books of Lists’ includes company rankings for large public and private firms, A+ employers, fastest growing firms, and leading firms in a variety of industries. These are helpful for exploring new and Read More …
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 York. Source: History of the New York Stock Exchange via Library of Congress Read more Read More …
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 Philadelphia Stock Exchange, originally named the Board of Brokers of Philadelphia, was founded, and was Read More …
Emory Libraries has added The Atlantic to its suite of licensed apps. This includes access to their daily news, monthly magazine, podcasts, and more. To register, log in via the Goizueta Business Library’s The Atlantic database page. Once you’ve authenticated with your NetID/password, click on “sign in” in the right hand corner. Next, select “Accessing Read More …
May 6, 1994: The “Chunnel,” a rail tunnel under the English Channel, officially opened. This 31 mile tunnel connects Folkstone, England with Sangatte, France. Construction began in 1988, with drilling commencing from both countries. The tunnel goes down as far as 50 feet deep, and the underwater section is 23.5 miles, the longest undersea tunnel in Read More …
Did you know that the Goizueta Business Library has been interviewing Goizueta staff for the last several years in our series titled GBL Shorts? We have a whole collection of amazing videos filled with hidden insights into all of your favorite business school staff members! In these interviews, the Goizueta Business Library asked our interviewees Read More …
