Congratulations to Dr. C. Edward Chang! His work is being featured in the university’s 2018 edition of Mind’s Eye. Here’s a sneak peek at the story: Good fortune, prosperity, karma, family and happiness: These traditional Asian values are core to Dr. C. Edward Chang, professor of finance. In his view, money may be related to each of these, whether it’s by selecting the … [Read more...]
The College of Business is dedicated to highlighting the hard work of its students. Each fall, the COB Scholarship Banquet is held to honor student achievement. The 2017-18 Banquet, held November 10 and the John A and Genny Morris Conservation Center, showcased the high level of academic achievement among College of Business Students. At this year’s event, 230 scholarships … [Read more...]
By: Stephen Haggard Growing up in an Ozarks farm family, debt was a dirty word. One paid off one’s debts as soon as possible. Then, when I went off to college, I met the children of urban professionals whose families had sizable debts, yet these people seemed otherwise healthy and normal. How was that possible? It turns out both groups of people were approaching debt … [Read more...]
Earning an internship with the Federal Reserve As a finance major, Fernandez has received the benefit of being a member of both MSU’s Honors College and the College of Business, one of the largest business colleges in the Midwest. Fernandez received an internship with the Kansas City Federal Reserve through resources unique to the College of Business. “My first interview … [Read more...]
By: Cedric Mbanga Breaking News: “You cannot work forever. You have to retire sometime”. As you plan for retirement and decide to become an active participant in financial markets, you can be full of hope. Hope that you can accumulate enough wealth to be able to maintain your current lifestyle during retirement. You can also be full of fear — fear of losing all of … [Read more...]