The Official Business Publication of Seton Hall University
Since the invasion of Ukraine, tensions between Russian and Western powers have been steadily building. In an attempt to evade financial restrictions from the West, Russia has turned to its new alternative currency: the Chinese yuan.
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A shooting occurred at a private school in Nashville, Tennessee on March 27 which left six people dead and police looking for answers.
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Every year the strongest field in golf gathers in gorgeous Palm Valley, Florida to attempt to claim the title of Players Champion.
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For two weeks the world put its eyes on baseball. America’s pastime was played at its highest level, with top players representing their countries and fighting for their flag.
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Hall Street Fund club members were treated to an enlightening and informative talk by Michael Hamilton, an associate at the Chicago Board of Options Exchange (CBOE). Hamilton shared his insights and perspectives on the options market and its role in the larger financial ecosystem.
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Seton Hall University’s Stillman School of Business has once again been recognized as one of the country’s top 50 undergraduate business programs by Poets&Quants.
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The 2023 NFL free agency was highly anticipated, mainly due to two major quarterbacks: Aaron Rodgers and Lamar Jackson. Although there has not been any official news on either of those players, the first wave of free agency saw a whirlwind of activity, with trades for star playmakers and other high-profile quarterbacks grabbing the show.
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On March 16th the French Government went forward and pushed forward a controversial bill that would raise the age of retirement from 62 to 64, resulting in massive discontent and widescale protests and strikes.
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Rihanna strikes again with a breathtaking look on maternity wear. She continues to lead major fashion statements.
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Cyclone Freddy has caused massive amounts of destruction and flooding across parts of Southeast Africa leaving hundreds dead and houses damaged.
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