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Report: Slowing Logistics Growth Raises Concerns of a Potential Economic Slowdown
Expansion in the supply chain is slowing as inventory growth weakens, suggesting that the inflationary effects of the current tariff and trade environment could become more apparent later this year, according to a report from researchers at Florida Atlantic University and four other universities.
FAU Receives $400,000 NSF Grant to Advance STEM Workforce Readiness
Florida Atlantic University has received a $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to address a growing challenge facing the nation’s biotechnology and life sciences sectors: the gap between undergraduate STEM education and the skills, experiences and professional readiness expected by today’s rapidly evolving workforce.
FAU Executive Master of Taxation Ranked Among Nation’s Top 5 by Forbes Advisor
Florida Atlantic University’s Executive Master of Taxation program has been ranked among the top five master’s programs in taxation in the nation by Forbes Advisor, recognizing the program’s strong value and outcomes for working professionals seeking advanced expertise in taxation.
South Florida Labor Market Shifts as Pandemic-Era Hiring Slows
South Florida’s labor market is entering a period of course correction as the hiring surge that accompanied the region’s pandemic-era population and employment boom begins to fade, according to the latest South Florida Economic Outlook Report from Florida Atlantic University.
Florida Atlantic University Launches Quantum Computing Certificate
Florida Atlantic University’s Executive Education program in the College of Business is launching a new certificate course in quantum computing designed to help business professionals understand, evaluate and strategically prepare for one of the most transformative emerging technologies shaping the future of enterprise.
New Research Highlights the Role of Supply Chain Guardians in Consumer Safety
As fraudulent and harmful products continue to move through increasingly complex global supply chains, a new study from researchers at Florida Atlantic University and two other universities examines a critical question: What causes companies to intervene when another organization in their supply chain commits fraud?