Traditionally, hedge funds had been illiquid investments tailored to high-net-worth players in the alternative investments space. That tradition is changing, said Kevin Mirabile, a clinical assistant professor of finance at the Gabelli School of Business, and the new areas of …

By Bailey Link, BS ’16 You might see Hanaa Fawzy around Hughes Hall, but do you know what she does? The assistant dean recently handed over the reins for the sophomore class to Bob Daly and is now focused on …

For the third year in a row, Associate Dean Lerzan Aksoy has been the author of the outstanding paper of the year in the Journal of Service Management. This year’s paper, titled Perceptions are relative: An examination of the relationship …

Forget the presidential campaign. The most interesting news of the day is that The Most Interesting Man in the World will no longer be telling us to “stay thirsty.” Dos Equis’ long-running advertising campaign – featuring the breathtakingly debonair “most interesting …

The research being done at Fordham University and many other colleges is interesting and often groundbreaking, but outside of a few very interested parties in academia, there are not many who know about the work. How can academics solve the …

Echoing President Barack Obama’s recent State of the Union declaration that the U.S. economy is the strongest and most durable in the world, Fordham Professor Paul Bennett said traumatic problems such as terrorism probably would not affect American markets very …

Michael Pirson’s efforts to reshape global businesses as catalysts for improving society and solving some of its ills have brought him a new honor and responsibility. Pirson, an associate professor of management systems at the Gabelli School of Business, has …

You might see Brian Dunn around Hughes Hall, but do you know what he does? The affable eight-year veteran of the Gabelli School of Business has a varied and important role. Learn more in this transcript of our conversation with …

Research by a Gabelli School of Business professor has been cited in an opinion by one of the nation’s most influential business courts. The opinion issued by the Delaware Court of Chancery concerned the nature of a case, In Re: …

By Claire Curry More children use smartphones, tablets and mobile apps for fun and education every day. In fact, one survey found that 75 percent of children under the age of 8 have access to a smartphone or tablet, exposing …