With Amazon reportedly on the verge of opening its first large department store, the marketing department's Jonathan Zhang helps break down what this could mean for the tech giant and retail industry at large.
A CSU professor answered questions about how supply chain issues are impacting the automotive industry, and when consumers could see improvements.
Three researchers from Cambridge to Michigan received funding from the College of Business for their submissions to the Business for a Better World Dissertation Proposal Competition. The PhD candidates shared their work around business sustainability and received feedback and support from College faculty during a September research workshop.
How does social media translate into predicting the success of stocks? For Ben Cartwright, a Master of Finance student at the College of Business, that seemed like a natural question to ask.
Students in the Impact MBA Corporate Sustainability track presented what they achieved during their summer fellowships.
CSU researchers say there are a lot of resources about what it takes to start a business. They offered resources for getting out.
New partnership provides Semester at Sea alumni with a 10% tuition benefit to top-ranked Online MBA and other online business programs, while supporting future scholarships to expand access to education.
Sooraj Reddy Lankala was drawn to enroll in CSU's Master of Computer Information Systems program by curriculum that matched his interests – specifically courses in data analytics, object-oriented systems and business database systems – as well as the campus’s stunning scenery.
The marketing department's Jonathan Zhang co-authored research examining how in-person purchases of "deep" products can lead to greater returns for retailers.
Research by the marketing department's Chris Blocker examines how social services providers can apply marketing theory in two-generation service models to break generational cycles of poverty.