Business Press Releases
Logistics Industry Shows Mixed Signals as Smaller Firms Face Rising Costs
The logistics industry demonstrated mixed signals across its key indicators, as smaller firms try to hedge increasing costs, according to researchers from Florida Atlantic University and four other schools.
FAU Study: Hotels Must Rethink Loyalty as AI Agents Take Over Travel Planning
The rise of artificial intelligence agents will introduce a new layer of complexity in how the hospitality industry navigates customer loyalty, according to a conceptual paper, “Artificial Intelligence (AI) Agents and the Future of Customer Loyalty,” from four researchers at Florida Atlantic University.
Concerns Over Banking Stability Rise as Unrealized Losses Hold Steady in Q2
Unrealized losses in U.S. banks’ portfolios of investment securities remained relatively unchanged at the end of the second quarter of the year, posing continuing concerns about the stability of the banking system, according to a screener from a banking and finance expert at Florida Atlantic University.
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Entrepreneurship
FAU's College of Business Ranks Among Top Graduate Programs in Latest U.S. News Rankings
Florida Atlantic University's College of Business has earned new graduate program rankings from U.S. News & World Report, underscoring the college's continued academic rise.
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FAU Economists: Elevated Inflation Could Increase Summer Travel Costs
Elevated inflation doesn’t bode well for travelers planning summer vacations this year, according to two economists at Florida Atlantic University.
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