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Suppose your neighborhood had one popcorn store, and then a few others began to open in the same location. What would that mean for popcorn prices? What would that mean for the different types of popcorn offered?
Suppose your neighborhood had one popcorn store, and then a few others began to open in the same location. What would that mean for popcorn prices? What would that mean for the different types of popcorn offered?
Sydney Anunda, an economics and finance major in the University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, has been sponsored by Deloitte for three separate prestigious career advancement and development programs.
The Harvard Business Review defines the set of principles collectively known as design thinking as “empathy with users, a discipline of prototyping, and tolerance for failure chief among them”
Today is National Dollar Day, which commemorates the day in 1786 when United States Congress established the dollar as the official unit of account for the federal government.
Leaders in economic education technology Diego Mendez-Carbajo and Mary Suiter visited the University of Delaware this summer to help K-12 teachers access helpful and innovative classroom resources.
There’s good news for healthcare workers: Their jobs are unlikely to go to a robot any time soon.
Delaware high school students got a chance to be real entrepreneurs for a day with the University of Delaware’s EntrePrep Summer Institute program, which was held on UD’s campus in July.
Lerner College’s Hospitality Business Management Alumni Association is connecting alumni to the University of Delaware community as they excel in their careers, long after graduation.
Arpita Gandhi is an alumna of the University of Delaware’s MBA program who now works as a senior project analyst and project manager in the privileged identity management program at Citibank in the greater Philadelphia area.
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