Forecasting U.S. economic growth for the year ahead is always an uncertain endeavor. Doing so in 2025, with a new presidential administration, supercharged technological upheaval and ample global instability adds a thick layer of fog to the outlook.
The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans Inc. recently selected Thomas J. Baltimore Jr., a UVA Darden alumnus who worked his way from a modest background to become president, chair and CEO of a $9 billion lodging real estate investment trust, as one of 12 recipients of its 2025 Horatio Alger Awards.
Instead of airing on a traditional network, the Super Bowl could one day be only accessed via a streaming platform, says Darden professor Anthony Palomba.
Negotiations between leaders in Mexico, Canada and the U.S. on Monday put a 30-day pause on President Donald Trump’s promised tariffs that would increase U.S. taxes on goods from Mexico and Canada each by 25%. Rodney Sullivan spoke with UVA Today to explain more about tariffs and how they may affect Americans.
Darden Alumnus Earns Horatio Alger Award
Darden Professor Awarded $470,000 Federal Grant to Improve DC Traffic Safety Through Data Analytics
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Meta rolls back hate speech rules as Zuckerberg cites ‘recent elections’ as a catalyst