By Matt Weeks
Nov. 8, 2018
Numbers govern our lives. Bank account balances, blood pressure, SAT scores -- they help define who we are and where we're going. Some numbers affecting our daily lives are beyond our control -- age, height and U.S. GDP -- while others, such as the calories we consume, are up to us.
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By Doug Monroe
Nov. 8, 2018
For decades the Selig Center for Economic Growth, and its director Jeffrey Humphreys, have mined the numbers to offer Georgia the 'gold standard for economic forecasts'
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By Charles McNair
Nov. 8, 2018
The advent of internet music access rocked the economic model that once supported mid- and lower-tier artists. Music stalwart and Terry lecturer David Lowery advocates for 'rights holders' in a discordant system
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By Ed Morales
Nov. 8, 2018
The rise of analytics is changing the art of business, and Terry's students, faculty and alumni are working to decipher insights the infinite streams of data reveal
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By Matt Weeks
Oct. 3, 2018
Venting is a common practice for employees who experience unfair situations at work, but new research co-authored by Terry College faculty suggests that letting off steam can do more harm than good.
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Oct. 2, 2018
Five longtime Terry College of Business faculty members were recently appointed to privately endowed chairs or professorships.
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