HE MEANS BUSINESS
September 28, 2005
Ken Jones took over as business dean in July, during the most critical time in the faculty's history. We explore the man behind that iron smile.
Category: Business & Technology
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STUDENTS PLAYING FOR KEEPS ON THE STOCK MARKET
September 21, 2005
U of T SwiftTrade Campus is the first of its kind, allowing student to buy and sell stocks risk free while earning commission on profits. Better yet, Ryerson students are eligible to apply.
THE ABCS OF THE TSX
September 21, 2005
The stock market is exceedingly complex and difficult to understand, but Victoria Scrozzo is here to help.
CKLN: CRTC DECISION WILL COMPROMISE HOMEGROWN TALENT
September 14, 2005
Campus radio station CKLN is getting bad vibes from a recent government decision that will allow satellite radio in Canada.
USED BOOK SITES SAVE STUDENTS CASH
September 14, 2005
Cash-strapped university students have a new and improved ally in the battle to save money thanks to an ambitious Ryerson student.
YOUR BUSINESS IS OUR BUSINESS IN EYEOPENER’S NEW SECTION
September 14, 2005
The Eyeopener introduces it's brand new Business section, with the help of editor Robyn Doolittle.
MACS VS. PCS: IGNORE THE HYPE. WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU?
September 14, 2005
The iPod's success has more people than ever considering purchasing an Apple computer for the first time. Clever marketing aside, we look into which is better for Ryerson students.
Group wants a ticker at Rye
March 7, 2001
The Ryerson Stock Exchange (RSE) is hoping that with the right sponsors and support from business students and faculty, its proposed stock ticker for the business building will be up and running next year.
ITM laptops may be back on-line
March 7, 2001
Academic council to consider a previously quashed mandatory computer proposal
Profs track TTC’s moves from space
September 27, 2000
An up-to-the-second Web site could one day eliminate long, boring waits at the bus stop
Student planes ready for takeoff
April 5, 2000
The group of eight students are scheduled to leave Wednesday for Delane, Fla. to compete in the Society of Automotive Engineers aero design competition. The team whose remote-control airplane carries the heaviest payload wins.
Technology Wrangler
April 5, 2000
McCallum is an Internet cowboy blazing a path in this hyped-up, dot-com frontier, where businesses, armed with little more than a good idea, attract millions in capital with no real revenue to show for it. At iCraveTV, he’s helped shape a fuzzy notion to broadcast live television feeds over the Internet, wrestling with technology that will soon become the next big thing.
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