GlobalData’s Medical Devices database has recently added the Digital Health sector. This sector offers deep coverage of Digital Therapeutics, EHR, Telehealth, Wearables, Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), Health Decision Provider Support, Medical Imaging Information Systems, and Regulatory Approved Apps. Coverage includes pipeline and commercialized products and clinical studies, and is global in scope, including Read More …
Summer means it’s time to renew your PitchBook account. This reactivation impacts all PitchBook users, even students who recently created an account for a summer class will still see this reactivation message in the middle of the summer. When you see a red message saying your account is inactive, don’t worry, you won’t lose any Read More …
June 1, 1999: The world’s first peer-to-peer music sharing site, Napster, launched on this date. Before Napster, music lovers were limited to purchasing music as hard copies on CDs, vinyl, or cassettes. Napster enabled users to share music files in MP3 format, initiating a massive disruption in the music industry. Within just a year of Read More …
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 than its size; as technical glitches at NASDAQ later led to lawsuits from shareholders. Sources: 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 …
If you are graduating this spring, be sure you’ve registered and activated your New York Times student account. Your student access will remain active until December 31, 2024! If you wish to continue access beyond this point, New York Times current promotional rates are $1.00/week for an all access account, billed as $4.00 every 4 Read More …
If you’re graduating this spring, be sure that you’ve activated your Wall Street Journal / WSJ.com student account. Your student access will continue until 90 days post the graduation. If you wish to continue your WSJ access post graduation, keep your eyes open for an email from WSJ offering the WSJ Grad Pack, available when Read More …
Prepare to discuss “what are your reading” with Business Book Summaries (BBS). These substantive (4500 word) PDF and audio summaries of thousands business books include classics and new releases. If you don’t have time to read the whole book, or just want to learn a bit more about the book before you decide to read Read More …
Welcome to our new 1-year MBA and MBV students! We are so excited to have you on campus and to get to know you. As part of your orientation to the Goizueta community, we encourage you to take a look at some of the Goizueta Business Library’s GBL Shorts: Library Questionary videos of your Goizueta Read More …
