Q&A: How will the IRS adjustments to retirement plans affect you?
This year, IRS officials announced increases in the amount of allowable contributions for a wide range of accounts. To find out what the changes mean, we checked in with University of Virginia Darden School of Business’ Rodney Sullivan, executive director of the Richard A. Mayo Center for Asset Management.
‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Makes It Easy to Buy Things, Easier to Get into Financial Trouble
Buy now, pay later (BNPL) companies make it easier than ever to get short-term financing to buy all kinds of things, but easier doesn’t necessarily mean better according to Darden professor Chuck Howard.
Gold Is at Record Highs. Can This Rally Last?
2025 is shaping up to be gold’s best year since the 1979 melt-up, when an energy crisis triggered an inflationary shock that rattled the global economy. To understand what’s driving the rally — and whether it can last, The Darden Report spoke with Rodney Sullivan.
Alumni Profile: 20 Questions with Jen Dardis (MBA ’00)
Jen Dardis (MBA ’00) on how she manages a complex leadership position as CFO, why she’s stayed at T. Rowe Price for two decades and her favorite Darden memories.
The Jobs Report Lands on Friday. Here’s Why It Matters for Interest Rates.
The monthly release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is one of the most closely watched economic indicators of the U.S. economy — and this week’s numbers arrive shortly before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets Sept. 16-17. To unpack what’s behind the numbers and what to watch, the Darden Report checked in with economist and Darden professor Bo Sun.
What MBA Students Want (to Learn)
From tough conversations to tech trends, today’s Darden students push the boundaries of business education with evolving interests in more relational expertise and cutting-edge topics.
