Matters of Business
Matters of Business
Podcast Description
Matters of Business is a biweekly podcast from Florida Atlantic University’s College of Business where we break down complex economic and business issues facing the country today. Leading faculty and researchers discuss pressing economic, business and banking topics for the average consumer.
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The podcast covers significant topics in economics and business including market risks, supply chain dynamics, and inflation trends. Recent episodes feature discussions on strategic investment timing in relation to market volatility and the impact of tariffs on supply chains, tackling intricate financial concepts and consumer implications.
In a time of rapid change, shaped by shifting market dynamics, institutional pressures, and evolving consumer preferences, this is the podcast that helps you stay informed and ahead of the curve.
Each episode, we sit down with faculty experts to unpack complex topics and provide insights that empower you to navigate today’s fast-moving business and financial landscape with confidence.
In this episode of Matters of Business, we sit down with hospitality and tourism management director Peter Ricci to explore how the industry is adapting to economic uncertainty and rapid technological change. From AI-powered restaurant reservations to dynamic cruise pricing and the new no-tax-on-tips provision, Peter shares insights on how businesses and travelers can navigate the evolving landscape.
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