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China and U.S. Relations
In January, Chinese and American officials signed a trade pact that keeps commerce between the world’s two largest economies flowing. The agreement came despite the bilateral…
September 13, 2020
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Former Deutsche Bank Traders to Stand Trial in Test of Spoofing Crackdown
Some critics have questioned whether spoofing should be prosecuted as a crime, instead of a civil regulatory violation handled by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.…
September 11, 2020
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Xbox Series S vs PS5: Does the Cheapest Console Always Win?
This means the Xbox Series S will be a “no brainer” purchase for those in the market for a new games console, according to Luc Wathieu, professor of marketing from Georgetown…
September 11, 2020
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Looming State and Local Government Financial Crisis
Arthur Dong discusses the budget crisis facing some U.S. states exacerbated by COVID-19 with CGTN's Business.…
September 8, 2020
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Would Postal Banking Save the Post Office?
“Roughly 6% of the population is unbanked,” meaning they manage their money outside of traditional banks and credit unions, explains James Angel, a professor of finance at…
September 2, 2020
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Prof. Brooks Holtom, Professor of Management at Georgetown University
Gill Eapen of the "Scientific Sense" podcast interviewed Brooks Holtom, professor of management at Georgetown University regarding his recent.…
September 2, 2020
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When Your Boss Doesn’t Respect Your Family Commitments
When you work for a manager who doesn’t recognize your family obligations, your strategy must be multifaceted, says Ella F. Washington, professor at Georgetown University’s…
September 1, 2020
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Kasra Ferdows Receives Shingo Research Award
Kasra Ferdows, Heisley Family Chair of Global Manufacturing at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, received the 2020 Shingo Research Award for his research on…
August 31, 2020
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Five Myths About Manufacturing
An op-ed by Kasra Ferdows, Heisley Family Chair and professor of global manufacturing: Despite the much-touted rise of the service industry, manufacturing remains central to the…
August 28, 2020
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Fed Pledges To Look at if the Economy is Working for Lower-Income Communities When Setting Policy
The Federal Reserve changed its inflation policy from a set 2% target, to a more flexible policy that would be based on an average inflation target, allowing for higher inflation…
August 27, 2020