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In a March 2016 article published in The Hill, David Leduc and Hudson Hollister argue that fraud schemes such as Bernie Madoff’s elaborate Ponzi scheme could have been prevented if financial reporting data had been more widely shared and searchable across multiple offices
Lerner College MBA students Gervan Williams and Kristen Abernethy are both members of teams that have made it to the finalist phase of the X-Culture Project.
Aparna Sharma is a 2014 graduate of the University of Delaware with a master of science in hospitality business management.
Maybe this has happened to you: When traveling, you attempt to make a purchase, but your card is declined. Your credit card company has marked your purchase attempt as potentially fraudulent
In fields like business analytics that require an understanding of both management and technology, the term human-computer interaction (HCI) may come up on several occasions.
A team of University of Delaware students triumphed over 14 other student teams to win first place at Drexel University’s inaugural Diversity and Inclusion Case Competition.
In a day in the life of a healthcare management professional, certain key skills will always come into play.
Considering that the number of female Fortune 500 CEOs in 1995 was zero, it seems that women are climbing the corporate ladder, but slowly. Why the sluggish progress?
On North Campus, nestled in between upperclassmen dormitory housing and flat lots full of student cars, UD’s Courtyard Marriott serves as learning space for hospitality business management students as well as the home of the Marriott Center for Tourism & Hospitality.
The Lerner Diversity Council in the University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics hosted the final lunch and learn of the semester on Friday, May 12, and featured student startup Reviresco.
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