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Looking for Taylor Swift Tickets? Resellers Are Going Legit
Once ruled by shady scalpers, ticket resales are now a technology-driven part of the entertainment industry.
Business & Government
One Gutsy Phone Call Took Alumnus From a Dirt Road to a United States Embassy
When UVA rejected his admission application, Arthur Brown refused to take “no” for an answer.
Business & Government
How Interest Rate Cuts Would Affect What’s in Your Wallet
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to speak Friday morning at the Fed’s annual Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, fueling speculation about a rate adjustment.
Business & Government
Q&A: Why Is the UAW Filing a Complaint Against Donald Trump and Elon Musk?
UVA law professor Rip Verkerke breaks down the implications of the union’s complaint against the two men.
Business & Government
Working Election Polls Can Be Source of Pride, Fun and Friendship
A UVA Center for Politics official has served as a poll worker since 2020 and explains why others should consider doing the same.
Business & Government
Q&A: Are Proposed SCOTUS Term Limits and Code of Conduct Doable?
UVA law professor Amanda Frost examines President Biden’s proposed U.S. Supreme Court reforms.
Business & Government
Q&A: Judge Rules Google Is a ‘Monopolist.’ This UVA Law Professor Explains
Federal Judge Amit Mehta, a 1997 UVA alumnus, found the search engine giant manipulated its business dealings to suppress competition.
Business & Government
Here’s How To Build a Better Personal Budget
Trying to spend less money each month while anticipating unusual expenses can lead to better financial health.
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