Profile: Management Major Cooper Littlejohn Starts Health Insurance Cooperative      
Though he hasn't even earned his bachelor's degree yet, 20-year-old management major Cooper Littlejohn is already breaking new ground in health care insurance.
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College Changing Undergraduate Degree Name to BS in Business Administration
Georgia Tech College of Management is transitioning from offering undergraduate students a Bachelor of Science in Management (BSM) to a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) degree.
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Matt and Sharon Price Find Right Time to Give Back to Tech
 As Matt Price was graduating from Georgia Tech College of Management in 1978, he hoped he'd one day be in the position to give back to the school in a major way.
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New Joint Program with Agnes Scott College Encourages Women to Pursue Business Careers 
A new partnership between Georgia Tech College of Management and Agnes Scott College Tech College of Management will encourage more women to pursue careers in business and management. The three-week summer program, called Bridge to Business, will launch in the summer of 2011.
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Study: Researchers Document the Commercialization of Biotech By Tracking Scientists When high-performing researchers in the life sciences leave academia, they tend not to jump right into their own entrepreneurial biotech ventures, despite popular belief. Usually they first join large pharmaceutical companies that offer research settings somewhat similar to a university, according to a new study documenting the commercialization of biotechnology by tracking scientists’ publication activity.
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Study Shows Home Bias in Foreign Investment Decisions 
When investing in foreign stocks, investors show a strong preference toward companies that have a physical presence in their home country, according to a study by a Georgia Tech College of Management researcher. The type of presence in question involves corporate operations or subsidiaries, not just exporting products somewhere.
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