Business Press Releases
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Study: Foreign-born CEOs More Likely to Be Dismissed From Firms
Foreign-born CEOs are more likely to be fired than native-born CEOs if the firm they are leading is performing poorly, according to a new study from researchers at Florida Atlantic University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
![Student-Managed Investment Fund](https://business.fau.edu/images/business/newsroom/images/2023-08-03-Student-Managed%20Investment%20Fund.jpg)
FAU Receives Gift to Launch First Student-managed Investment Fund
Florida Atlantic University’s College of Business received a $250,000 gift from Dan Davidowitz and Polen Capital Management, LLC (“Polen”) matched by the FAU Foundation to name The Polen Capital - Florida Atlantic University Foundation Student Investment Fund. The $500,000 fund will launch FAU’s first student-managed investment fund (SMIF).
![Housing Markets](https://business.fau.edu/images/business/newsroom/images/2023-08-01-Housing.jpg)
Study: South Florida Housing Market Grows More Overvalued
The Miami metropolitan area is climbing up the list of overvalued housing markets in Florida as demand stays strong and the supply shortage persists in the area, according to researchers at Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University.
![Hannah Herbst](https://business.fau.edu/images/business/newsroom/images/2024-06-05%20PR%20Hannah%20Herbst.jpg)
College of Business Alumna Creates Life-Saving Technology
An alumna of Florida Atlantic University’s College of Business is making waves for her company that aims to reduce deaths from blood loss.
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Report: Transportation Prices Rising as Logistics Industry Shows Signs of Recovery
Transportation prices and warehouse utilization rose in the latest supply chain management report, signaling that the logistics industry could be making a comeback, according to researchers at Florida Atlantic University and four other schools.