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Dorothy Gambrell

Dorothy Gambrell

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Journalist, Bloomberg Businessweek

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Total articles 99

  • Is College Still Worth It Economically?

    By Dorothy Gambrell Verified, Marie Patino| Bloomberg News Verified Yes—but who it benefits most is constantly changing. By Dorothy GambrellMarie Patino for Businessweek | Higher Ed March 25, 2025 The US higher education system—a complex web of public and private colleges and universities bestowing bachelor’s degrees—has long been considered the best in the world. Fueled in part by the GI Bill, college became the engine of class mobility in the 20th century.

    By Dorothy Gambrell Verified, Marie Patino · Bloomberg News

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Colleges Are Under Threat From Trump Cuts, Cost Crisis, Culture Wars

    By Dorothy Gambrell Verified, Reyhan Harmanci Verified| Bloomberg Green Daily Verified Four-year universities are changing rapidly—just look at the trends in majors. Plus: Emerging markets feel “China Shock.”“What’s your major?” might be the most common conversation starter on college campuses. It’s also a metric for seeing how much universities have changed over the past 50 years. Check out the graphic by Dorothy Gambrell below as Reyhan Harmanci describes Bloomberg Businessweek’s new package on higher education.

    By Dorothy Gambrell Verified, Reyhan Harmanci Verified · Bloomberg Green Daily

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Is College Still Worth It Economically?

    By Dorothy Gambrell Verified, Marie Patino| Bloomberg News Verified Yes—but who it benefits most is constantly changing. By Dorothy GambrellMarie Patino for Businessweek | Higher Ed March 25, 2025 The US higher education system—a complex web of public and private colleges and universities bestowing bachelor’s degrees—has long been considered the best in the world. Fueled in part by the GI Bill, college became the engine of class mobility in the 20th century.

    By Dorothy Gambrell Verified, Marie Patino · Bloomberg News

    Mar. 25, 2025

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Bloomberg Businessweek

Bloomberg L.P. is a global financial data, software, and media company founded in 1981 by Michael Bloomberg and his partners. Originally named Innovative Market Systems, it rebranded to Bloomberg L.P. in 1986. The company is renowned for the Bloomberg Terminal, a proprietary platform that provides real-time financial data, analytics, and trading tools to over 350,000 subscribers worldwide. Bloomberg operates in three main areas: financial technology, news/media, and data analytics. Its flagship product, the Bloomberg Terminal, offers market data, news, and communication tools for financial professionals. Bloomberg News, with over 120 bureaus globally, covers financial markets, politics, and technology across various platforms, including digital, television, and print. The company also provides specialized data and analytics services, including legal and regulatory information, through its acquisitions. Bloomberg L.P. is privately held, with an estimated revenue of $12.5 billion in 2023, primarily from terminal subscriptions.

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