The Official Business Publication of Seton Hall University
The Fall 2019 semester began a little earlier for twenty outgoing student entrepreneurs who competed in an energetic pitch competition as part of this year’s inaugural Great Minds Entrepreneurship Boot Camp summer experience.
Read more
The Stillman School of Business’ new Gerald P. Buccino ‘63 Center for Leadership Development Class of 2023 cohort had the privilege of meeting with President Joseph Nyre, Dean Joyce Strawser, Vice President Matthew Borowick, and Dr. Bryan Price of Seton Hall University on Monday, September 9.
Read more
Imagine a world where somebody can simply walk into a store, pick up what they need and leave without having to wait in a checkout line, take out their wallet, and pay the cashier.
Read more
“If you want to keep a secret, you must also hide it from yourself.” This was a line written by George Orwell in his world-famous book 1984. Written in 1948, it was set in a dystopian future where history was rewritten, “thought police” watched over the people, and Big Brother was always watching.
Read more
In the recent months bulge bracket investment banks have been lining up to get their spot on the Saudi Aramco IPO. Banks involved in the deal include JPMorgan Chase & Co, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, HSBC Holdings, Credit Suisse AG, and two domestic investment banks.
Read more
The fake-meat market is heating up, and not just consumers want a taste of it. Big agriculture, and other investors, are looking at the industry and see a trend that only points positive.
Read more
A new investor at AT&T recently revealed its stake in the company, and it is not the traditional investor looking to buy a small part of the equity.
Read more
Is the world ready for a computer that is smarter than humans? What seems like the imagination of science-fiction writers just a couple decades ago has become the prediction of futurists and engineers alike.
Read more
As the topic of ethical behavior becomes prominent in current society, it is necessary to determine all the different aspects of a business that ethics should be considered in. For example, the recent Johnson and Johnson opioid crisis focuses on the manufacturing and recognizing the second-hand effects that a product can create.
Read more
Juul banning mango flavored pods. Johnson and Johnson manufacturing and selling highly addictive pain killers. Uber’s past CEO, Travis Kalanick, being replaced with Dara Khosrowshahi. These decisions are all ones that stem from ethics.
Read more