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Up one levelFive Baruch MBA Students Win First Prize in Executive Leadership Council Business Case Competition
A dynamic group of five Baruch MBA students outshone the competition to win the Executive Leadership Council’s (ELC) 2008 national Business Case Competition sponsored by Shell Oil. The victory is an especially sweet one because it marks the first time Baruch has entered the competition.
- Posted by admin
- Published: 05/01/2008
A New Executive MS in Financial Statement Analysis and Securities Valuation
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- Published: 04/07/2008
Encouraging NYC Small Business Internationalization
A joint report by the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce and the Weissman Center for International Business.
- Posted by KChan
- Published: 04/03/2008
Dr. Terrence Martell, Saxe Distinguished Professor of Finance, and Weissman Center Director, Discusses Rising Wages in New York City Borough of Queens
April 3, 2008. A regular source of commentary on global financial markets, Dr. Terrence Martell, Saxe Distinguished Professor of Finance at Baruch College, has also been known to weigh in on matters closer to home. Recently he explained the reasons why the rise in wages in Queens is almost the highest in the United States.
- Posted by KChan
- Published: 04/03/2008
Microsoft Digital Marketing Challenge at Baruch
Microsoft Digital Marketing Challenge @ Baruch
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- Published: 02/11/2008
Baruch College & Merrill Lynch Entrepreneurship Competition
The Baruch College & Merrill Lynch Entrepreneurship Competition offers students the opportunity to participate in an exciting learning experience that inspires innovative thinking and paves the way for the emergence of new firms. Teams of aspiring student entrepreneurs submit concepts for new ventures—real ideas for real businesses—with the expectation of bringing the businesses to market. (Businesses already in operation are not eligible, nor are plans to expand or reorganize existing businesses.)
- Posted by MPalley
- Published: 09/10/2007
Baruch Law Professor Co-Authors 2007 Securities Arbitration Desk Reference
New York, NY – August 13, 2007--The 2007 edition of Securities Arbitration Desk Reference (Thomson West, 2007), co-authored by Baruch Professor of Law Seth E. Lipner and Professor Joseph Long of Oklahoma Law School, becomes available tomorrow. Both authors are distinguished law professors who draw upon decades of experience in effectively representing persons in securities arbitration.
- Posted by admin
- Published: 08/29/2007
Baruch College Reaches All-Time High in College Rankings
New York, NY – August 20, 2007 – Baruch College was ranked # 35 for all master’s degree-granting institutions in the North in the just-released 2008 edition of U.S News & World Report’s guide to the country’s best colleges and universities.
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- Published: 08/29/2007
Baruch Students Win ECHO Awards for the Fifth Year in a Row
- Posted by LEstrina
- Published: 08/13/2007
Baruch College to Offer MS Degree in Real Estate
New York, NY--August 9, 2007--Baruch College will offer a 30-credit Master of Science in Real Estate, it was announced today by Kathleen Waldron, president of Baruch College. Aimed at real estate professionals, those planning to work in the industry, and individuals with substantial real estate portfolios, the MS program will provide an intensive look at real estate both as an industry and as an important economic sector. "The new MS degree program consolidates Baruch's preeminent position in real estate education in the New York metropolitan area," Waldron noted.
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- Published: 08/09/2007
Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum: Blood Diamonds and Price Transparency
On March 20th, Martin Rapaport, Chairman of the Rapaport Group, which provides consulting services to the diamond industry, discussed the complex problems surrounding “conflict” or “blood” diamonds, whose sales are used to finance military struggles in Africa, and the potential business threat this poses to an industry that has always commanded a luxury premium in the marketplace.
- Posted by ICintron
- Published: 04/20/2007
Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum: Regulatory Issues and Listing Alternatives: Can U.S. Capital Markets Remain Competitive?
Neal L. Wolkoff, Chairman and CEO of the American Stock Exchange was the guest speaker at the 75th Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum on December 7, 2006.
- Posted by ICintron
- Published: 02/20/2007
Application Deadlines
Deadlines of Study Abroad Applications
- Posted by RMitten
- Published: 02/19/2007
Ten Baruch Faculty Members Awarded Lang Fellowships for 2007-2008
Ten Baruch College faculty members received Lang Fellowships through the Eugene M. Lang Junior Faculty Research Program. The winners of the 2007-2008 awards reflect the strong research potential among the College's junior faculty members. Winners may receive support of up to $7,500 for an academic year to fund their research projects, enhancing the probability that the project will result in publication of the research in a refereed journal.
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- Published: 01/03/2007
Zicklin, FEI Q4 CFO Survey: Recession Bigger Concern Than Inflation in 2007
According to the 2006 fourth quarter "CFO Outlook Survey," conducted by Financial Executives International (FEI) and Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business, 30% of the participating CFOs indicated they were quite to very concerned about recession, compared to 16% who are quite to very concerned about inflation. Including those CFOs who indicated "moderate" concern, 59% worry about recession compared to 53% who worry about inflation.
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- Published: 12/22/2006
Mitsui Lunch-Time Forum: Energy and the Environment: Investing in Green Markets Today
Peter Fusaro, Chairman of Global Change Associates, Inc. and Mark Cox, CIO of New Energy Fund LP provided an in-depth look at the global energy and environmental issues facing the world today and discussed how investments in renewable energy sources and technology are becoming a promising emerging market for investors.
- Posted by ICintron
- Published: 12/08/2006
Baruch Students Get Businesses Up and Running
The following article appeard in The Village Voice 11/14/06.Education Supplement Winter 2006. Most people working in the business world know what to expect when they have to attend company-sponsored leadership training. They'll file into a large conference room or lecture hall to listen to a seminar on management skills and then be required to participate in some kind of role-play where volunteers act out how best to deal with delicate work situations based on what they were supposed to have learned in the preceding lecture.
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- Published: 11/14/2006
Baruch Business Report: Life After the Big Board Goes Electronic
The Baruch Business Report offers a conversation between John Elliott, the Dean of Baruch's Zicklin School of Business, and Robert A. Schwartz, the Marvin M. Speiser Professor of Finance in Baruch's Zicklin School of Business. They discuss the impact of the New York Stock Exchange's introduction in Spring 2006 of a "Hybrid Market," a carefully designed, complex system that combines traditional floor-based trading with a fast, electronic platform. European markets as well as some markets in the U.S., including NASDAQ, have introduced this ahead of the NYSE. Learn about the effects on trading and market efficiency there and what that might mean for the NYSE. Professor Schwartz' "Life After the Big Board Goes Electronic" was published in the Financial Analysts Journal, September/October 2006 issue. His co-authors are Paul L. Davis and Michael S. Pagano.
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- Published: 11/07/2006
Morgan Stanley Alumni Re-Connect to Baruch College
Morgan Stanley employs 250 Baruch alumni, and all 250 were invited to meet and mingle with one another and to hear President Kathleen Waldron discuss current events at Baruch at the first-ever Baruch Alumni reception hosted by Morgan Stanley. The reception at Morgan Stanley followed the pattern of similar events that have been held at Bear Stearns, PricewaterhouseCoopers, CIT, Goldman Sachs, and TIAA-CREF, among others companies that employ significant numbers of Baruch alumni. An alumni reception at Deloitte & Touche is scheduled for November 28.
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- Published: 10/27/2006
Weissman Center Distinguished Lecture Series: Globalization: A Force for Good?
On October 12, 2006 Frederic S. Mishkin, in his first speech since being sworn in as Federal Reserve Board Governor addressed Baruch students and faculty on the state of globalization today and its' impact on the world economy.
- Posted by ICintron
- Published: 10/26/2006