May 2025
- Fired Kohl’s CEO Said to Have Had History of Mixing Relationship With Work (Bloomberg, May 3)
April 2025
- Trump’s 3rd Circuit: President has power to remake Philly region’s highest federal court (WHYY, April 1)
- What’s next for Delaware Corporate Law (WDEL, April 2)
- You probably waste more food than you think – and it’s costing you (Marketplace, April 24)
- Tariffs impact on fresh fruit (6ABC, April 29)
March 2025
- How Warren Buffett is preparing for his 60-year Berkshire Hathaway reign to end (Yahoo! Finance, March 1)
- College students volunteer to help community members file taxes (NBC10-TV, March 6)
- Still need to file your taxes? Where to find help – possibly free (WDEL.com, March 10)
- University of Delaware receives $71.5 million gift for its business school (Delaware Public Media, March 17)
- University of Delaware receives $71.5 million gift, the largest in its history from a couple who are alums (Philadelphia Inquirer, March 17)
- Alumni gift of $71.5M to fund student-centric, state-of-the-art building at UD business college (Delaware Prosperity Partnership, March 17)
- Wow! University of Delaware’s Lerner College Gets Historic $71.5 Million Gift (Poets&Quants, March 18)
- $71.5 million gift will help University of Delaware build business school facility (American School & University, March 18)
- Elon Musk railed against Delaware. Now some in the state are pushing a bill that could slow suits against controlling shareholders (Philadelphia Inquirer, March 25)
February 2025
- As Musk and Ackman Snub Delaware, Governor Looks at Court (Bloomberg Tax, February 4)
- Delaware’s corporate prominence under threat (WDEL, February 10)
- How the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl festivities are boosting the local economy (WHYY, February 14)
- Americans expect years of higher inflation as consumer prices jump 5.4% (KLEW-TV), February 16)
- Corporate law amendments propose major shift in shareholder rights (Delaware Business Times, February 18)
- Delaware Aptly Balances Certainty and Scrutiny in Corporate Law (Bloomberg Tax, February 24)
- UD Lerner College preps launch of co-op program (Delaware Business Times, February 24)
January 2025
- Why you may be getting ‘shortchanged’ on certificate of deposit interest rates, researcher says (CNBC, January 28)
- REI Workers Test The Retailer’s Co-Op Identity (HuffPost, January 30)
December 2024
- Delaware Corporate Law Feeds a Robust and Balanced System (Bloomberg Law, December 11)
November 2024
- Delaware Corporate Law Still Gold Standard Amid ESG Blowback (Bloomberg Tax, November 21)
October 2024
- Worker Maliciously Complies With No-Dogs Home Office (AOL, October 7)
- Farmers Are Feeding Candy to Animals, and It’s a Symptom of Larger Issues (Sentient Media, October 31)
September 2024
- Gensler’s Stalled ESG Agenda May Spur Firms to Slow Compliance (Bloomberg Tax, September 11)
- How do small, independent motels stay in business (Marketplace, September 13)
- UC Board of Regents approve big raises for campus chancellors (KABC-TV, September 20)
August 2024
- How much of an Olympics medal boost do the host nations get – and at what cost? (Sky News, August 2)
- How college sports deliver the world’s Olympic stars (Axios, August 11)
- Forget China. Team USA Had Epic Olympic Medal Count Battle With NCAA (Newsweek, August 11)
- Hotel guests are getting used to refillable shampoos and less housekeeping, study suggests (The Conversation, August 13)
- Going for Gold at the Olympics (WDEL, August 15)
July 2024
- Tackling climate change and alleviating hunger: States recycle and donate food headed to landfills (Spectrum News 1, July 10)
- How to Embrace Ambiguity When Making Decisions (Harvard Business Review, July 17)
- Embedding Paradoxical Thinking in Business Schools (AACSB Insights, July 17)
- FASB Final Framework Wraps, Launching a New Era in Accounting (Bloomberg Tax, July 18)
- Cooking up something delicious at UD Culinary Camp (WDEL, July 20)
June 2024
- NFL lawsuit could change how out-of-town Eagles fans watch games (Philadelphia Inquirer, June 19)
May 2024
- “Cake Boss” donates vending machine to UD (Delaware Business Now, May 2)
- Accounting Framework, 50 Years in the Making, Finally Wraps Up (Bloomberg Tax, May 30)
April 2024
- Delaware will feel effects of the closing of the Port of Baltimore (Delaware Public Media, April 1)
March 2024
- Fans split over hefty price tag to hear all of Taylor Swift’s new music (USA Today, March 8)
- State programs recycle food waste in effort to alleviate hunger and slow diminishing landfill space (Milwaukee Independent, March 10)
- Why We’re Spending So Much Money (Time Magazine, March 14)
- Olympic Athletes From Russia and Belarus Barred From Olympic Opening Ceremonies (Scripps News, March 20)
February 2024
- Transforming Teaching and Learning: The Role of Management in Implementing Change (VoxDev, Feb. 2)
- Dr. Oliver Yao aims to expand research and digital tech initiatives and increase student experience opportunities and programming in high-demand market skills (Delaware Prosperity Partnership, Feb. 2)
- Why Elon Musk’s ‘self-driving’ of Tesla’s board and its decision to pay him %56B collided with the law – and what happens next (The Conversation, Feb. 5)
- Philadelphia region has a new top online MBA program, per U.S. News (The Business Journals, Feb. 7)
- UD’s online MBA ranks highest among Delaware Valley offerings (Delaware Business Now, Feb. 8)
- Taylor Swift inspired workshop at University of Delaware helping students learn data analytics (Yahoo.com, Fox Philadelphia, Feb. 21)
- Wendy’s clarifies no surge pricing after CEO comments sparked commotion (Washington Post, Feb. 27)
- Burger King is throwing shade at Wendy’s surge pricing menu (Mashed.com, Feb. 28)
- Humana’s board wants to remove barrier to sale or merger (WDRB.com, Feb. 28)
January 2024
- Yes, you can study swiftonomics thanks to a new University of Delaware workshop (Philly.com, Jan. 2)
- As prices increase during a recession, mental health usually decreases (Discover Magazine, Jan. 5)
- Are we entering a world of surge dining? (Marketplace, Jan. 11)
- ‘Swiftonomics and how the University of Delaware is using Taylor Swift to teach Economics (Delaware Public Media, Jan. 12)