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Does it matter where your generic drugs are made? One researcher argues emphatically that it does.
This article explains what fintech is, introduces jobs and salaries in the field and compares different ways of learning the subject.
Both groups describe study abroad experiences that deepened understanding of global business, sparked new ways of thinking, and in some cases altered the courses of their lives.
Oliver Yao, the new dean of the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, wants the college to be at the center of the financial technology revolution.
Walter, class of 2025 finance and economics double major in the Honors College, spent her summer participating in the Girls Who Invest program and serving as a summer analyst at Warburg Pincus LLC.
A daylong event brought Delaware judges, national corporate leaders, government insiders, academics and law experts together at UD’s Clayton Hall.
Bullough couldn’t find affordable case studies to teach women entrepreneurs in developing countries. So, with the help of Lerner students, she wrote her own.
Lerner’s undergraduate business program ranked No. 84, undergraduate economics program ranked No. 99 in latest rankings.
Lerner College has a new stream of students thanks to a partnership with a prominent university in one of China’s largest cities.
Most people think of generic drugs as all being the same — and probably as good as the name brand versions. But an upcoming lecture at UD will take a deeper look at this assumption.
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