By Ashley Rabinovitch For the past decade, the Gabelli School’s annual International Business Week has helped prepare students to find their footing in a rapidly globalizing business landscape. Taking place virtually between March 29-31, this year’s event was designed to …
Although special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) have been on the scene for more than two decades, in recent years they’ve become one of the hottest trends on Wall Street. They’ve captured the attention of large investors, underwriters, and celebrities and …
Liz Cardiello and Valerie Mastriocovo joined the staff of the Gabelli School of Business in 2007. Since then, they have worked together to support our faculty and staff every day with great enthusiasm and professionalism. In this week’s “I am …
After four years working in Manhattan in the fashion industry, Liz Stack, MBA ’21 was looking for a way to continue her education with an advanced degree and still live in the city she’d fallen in love with. For Liz, …
By Andrew Clark The impact of the pandemic has put countless businesses in difficult and rather unprecedented positions. However, even though they continue to face a slew of challenges, many still have the opportunity to rebuild and grow even stronger. …
By Claire Curry In the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, an anonymous source known only as Satoshi Nakamoto released a one-page document announcing the arrival of Bitcoin. While the initial response to the digital cryptocurrency was tepid, a single …
For the second consecutive year, three Gabelli School specialty areas – Finance (15), International Business (15), and Marketing (14) – were ranked among the top 20 in the nation in the U.S. News Best Business Schools graduate rankings, released March …
Rosa Romeo joined the Gabelli School of Business in January 2004 as director of the Accounting Program and Dual Degree Programs. She is currently an associate clinical professor and the accounting area coordinator/course scheduler. Here Rosa reflects on her long …
In the St. Petersburg paradox, a theoretical lottery game, every time a coin toss lands heads up, the money doubles until the coin lands on its tail. The expected win for repeated play would be an infinite amount of money, …
By Emily Rochotte The second annual PVH Ground Floor Challenge may have looked a little different than last year’s competition, but this year’s event offered first-year students new opportunities to learn to work effectively in teams and develop a business …
