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On Wednesday, April 18, approximately 60 students from eight high schools statewide gathered in Newark to demonstrate their financial savvy in the tenth annual Delaware Personal Finance Challenge
The half-day event, which debuted in 2016, provides Delaware secondary-school students with tools and strategies designed to help them develop into young leaders.
In this guest post, Naomi Wakiaga, UD Lerner master’s of international business student, shares her experiences about participating in this year’s Carol A. Ammon Case Competition.
With a wealth of information available to professionals on how to be successful in their chosen careers, young professionals, especially those in graduate school, may feel overwhelmed.
As the University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics celebrates the 100-year anniversary of business education at UD, the Breaking Barriers blog series has told the stories of the first individuals from underrepresented groups to join the Lerner College in key roles.
University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics celebrates the 100-year anniversary of business education at UD
As consumers develop a preference for renting goods instead of purchasing them, what marketing opportunities arise?
This year marks a decade since the 2008 housing crisis, when housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac required a multi-billion dollar government bailout to prevent mortgage rates from skyrocketing.
University of Delaware students, faculty and staff were recently treated to lunch and a conversation on blind spots sponsored by PwC and hosted by the Lerner Diversity Council in UD’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics.
In this article, we get to know some of the alumni of our ISTM program, and learn about the ways they are putting their ISTM degrees into practice.
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