The 10 Largest IPOs in U.S. History
See which 10 companies raised the most amounts of capital through their IPO on an American stock exchange.
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Skyview Book of the Month: That Will Never Work
In his new memoir, That Will Never Work, Netflix’s co-founder and first CEO, Marc Randolph, tells his compelling narrative in a very candid and friendly manner that should serve as a source of inspiration for any reader whether you are an aspiring businessperson, or just like a feel-good story.
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Top 3 Master’s Degrees of 2022
If you are debating whether it’s worth your time and money to further your education with a Master’s degree, being aware of which degrees often lead to the highest paying jobs is crucial in order to make your decision. While each school and program will have huge price discrepancies, determining whether or not the cost and time is worth it depends on a variety of factors.
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Rethinking Gun Violence From an Economist’s Perspective
What happened in Uvalde, Texas and, unfortunately, many other places this month, year, decade and entire history of this country, is continuously devastating. How can we ever hope to address this issue with so much divide on something that seems so obvious? Let’s try to look at the problem from an Economist’s perspectives.
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Are Gen-Z Influencers Causing a Crypto Bubble?
Cryptocurrency has seen massive volatility for most of it’s existence, especially the past few months. The potential gains are very enticing for investors of all ages, but I am concerned about the younger generations being led down a dangerous past that we have seen time and time again. With younger adults receiving most of their news and investing tips through social media, the power that “influencers” wield can carry serious weight when it comes to the long-term effects of the economy, especially regarding cryptocurrencies.
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Book of the Month: Shoe Dog by Phil Knight
The first Skyview Book of The Month is the 2016 memoir, Shoe Dog, by Nike founder, Phil Knight.
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Why Banning Abortion Will Hurt The Economy
According to a leaked initial draft, The Supreme Court voted to strike down the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. Although it is not a final ruling, if the current opinions of the justices do not change, the majority of the court will confirm the reversal. The reversal would result in a monumental set back to both women’s rights and the nation’s economy.
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Key Trends Indicate The Start of The Freelance Revolution
Many key trends are signifying, what is becoming known as, The Freelance Revolution. Although COVID-19 has definitely accelerated the shift to more freelance work and opportunities, it was only a matter of time before the global workforce started to head in this direction.
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World No. 1 Tennis Player, Ash Barty, Retires At 25: Offering a Valuable Lesson on Career & Happiness
World No. 1 Tennis Player, Ashleigh Barty, Retires At 25. Her early retirement offers everyone an important lesson when it comes to your career and happiness.
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How Permanent Daylight Savings Time Will Help The Economy
Spring ahead, but no more falling back? Changing clocks twice a year could soon be a thing of the past. How will this impact the economy?
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