Jay Gupta gives his take on the Mac vs. PC debate.
Vito's is one of the newest restaurants to set up shop in College Park amidst a tough local market.
Alyson Theobald sheds light on evidence that might suggest the end of the recession is near, after analyzing key trends and interviewing business experts.
Editor-in-Chief Collin Berglund lays out some how-tos for business writing.
Many may not know that Stamp houses a food joint other than the chains in the food court and the bowling alley. The Maryland Food Co-op has been at this university for more than 30 years.
Southwest Airlines relied on sound management and entrepreneurial ambition to bring it to where it is today. One of those responsible for the company's continued success, former CEO Jim Parker, spoke at the Robert H. Smith School of Business recently.
Credit default swaps become more risky the more often people trade them, and were partly responsible for the current economic crisis. Alyson Theobald gives a brief insight into the situation.
The Democratic National Committee is looking for new "social networks manager" to update the Democratic Party's social networking sites.
Munch Editor-in-Chief Collin Berglund highlights current economic concerns and newsmakers in a few brief points.
Amid the nationwide financial crisis, Kraft is thriving from high investment spurred by benefits given to stockholders and good management techniques.
Politicians are asking questions as to whether government spending can keep the U.S. economy afloat or if economic growth should be recognized as resulting from a self-sustaining marketplace.
Many factors impact the value of the U.S. dollar. In turn, this value partly determines purchasing power and sheds light on different aspects of international trade.
Amidst the economic downturn, Yogiberry is staying afloat.
President Mote set to retire before new term begins.
Jay Gupta gives his opinion on Obama's economic policies.
What Obama's focus on the economy means for you.
As the leisure time of winter break has passed, it is time for some financial literacy. This week’s focus is exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The ETF phenomenon began in the 1980s, but only within the past ten years did ETFs grow in popularity. ETFs, however, are still a relatively new concept and widely misunderstood.
There’s a new program in Van Munching Hall dedicated to reducing our energy usage. It’s called EnergyWi$e. Working with the Office of Sustainability, the program helps students know when to turn out the lights. Tian Tian Feng of the Society for Green Business says, “We’ve put together a schedule of every classroom so professors will know when to turn off the lights to the classroom, and when to keep them on.
One of the greatest parts of coming to college is the individual freedom you ascertain. You’re free to choose your class schedule and bedtime; you’re also free to make really poor decisions without your parents breathing down your neck.
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Lobbying corrupts politicians. This argument requires the belief that gang-rape undermines our democratic principles.
“So what are you looking to do after graduation?” Well if I knew, then I’d tell you. Even after accepting a job offer, I’m still uneasy at the question. Even if you’ve maintained a great GPA and are actively involved within the Smith School, there’s a chance you just haven’t found your true calling.
There was a shooting outside of Rugged Warehouse on Friday afternoon; somehow I am not surprised by the incident. I believe that upon entering the City borders, a sign should state the following: Welcome to College Park - City of Keg Stands and High Crime.
There’s been a lot of speculation about how our economy is faring. Are we truly recovering, or are we still facing rough seas ahead? We may finally get some hard answers in the upcoming weeks as companies post their third quarter earnings reports.
Green Living is the New Gold Standard
Has anyone noticed the abundance of bike shops located within the Greater Washington area? I was once told that Washington DC is the bike capital of the world. While I wouldn’t exactly describe the source of this little known fact as reputable, I would consider this a bike-friendly area; and it is certainly more accommodating to riders than any other location I have frequented back in New Jersey, my mother country.
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