The Gabelli School’s undergraduate Class of 2021 was celebrated in style this week with two in-person graduation events held at the Rose Hill campus. The May 18 and May 19 events, held outdoors on the terrace of Keating Hall, offered …

Today’s interest rates can be as low as 3%, but in the 1970s, Americans were paying 17% just to borrow money. In 1982, Henry Kaufman, then managing director of Salomon Brothers Inc., issued a memorandum predicting that interest rates would …

As former chair and CEO of investment banks Cowen Inc. and Shearson Lehman, Peter Cohen’s career spans five decades in which he saw technology change the financial landscape through digitization, contracted the merger that resulted in the powerhouse Shearson Lehman …

By Claire Curry The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on consumer attitudes, the need for clear and consistent sustainability standards, and the ways in which consumers and investors are reshaping ESG in fashion were key topics of the PVH 2021 …

Jeffrey Haynes joined Fordham in 2003 in Fordham IT, and moved to the Gabelli School of Business in 2007 where he now serves as Director of Information Technology, overseeing both the Rose Hill and Lincoln Center campuses. In this “I …

Each spring, the American Marketing Association hosts an intercollegiate conference in New Orleans, a three-day conference designed for undergraduate marketing students seeking to learn more about the marketing industry from well-experienced industry professionals through professional development, career advice, networking, and …

As the COVID-19 vaccine roll out reaches more people every day, business offices across the country are plotting the best strategies to reopen, but that doesn’t come without challenges. Global accounting firm EY looks forward to reconnecting its 80,000 partners …

Majority women-owned firms manage just one percent of global investable assets, and women comprise just 10% of portfolio managers in the investment management field. Disrupting these numbers was the center of discussion in a Gabelli School Virtual Centennial Speaker Series …

Vincent DeCola, S.J., joined the staff of Fordham University in 2008 and after serving at Fordham College at Lincoln Center as dean of first-year students, he took the post of Assistant Dean at the Gabelli School in 2014. In this …

Early in U.S. history, federal funding of public infrastructure was deemed unconstitutional. Railroads, canals, and bridges were few and far between until President Abraham Lincoln had a vision that would not only bolster the economy by widening travel, but also …