According to the the 53rd Annual College Hiring Outlook, the job market for college graduates in 2024 will be as dynamic as it is promising.

In the latest edition of Philly Nonprofits by the Numbers, we inspect the geographic distribution of financial resources across 12 Philadelphia neighborhoods.

Associate professor of Marketing Yanliu Huang, PhD, gave insight into why stores lock up merchandise and how it impacts customers and employees.

Two teams of LeBow undergraduates took part in the inaugural Capsim Global Challenge throughout fall term.

New research co-authored by TD Bank Endowed Professor of Finance Michelle Lowry, PhD, examines links between environmental technology innovation and lobbying.

For an international residency in Portugal and Spain, LeBow MBA students followed an itinerary shaped by alum Rita dos Santos’ network in both countries.

Years of research on nonprofit organizations yielded a major platform for Professor of Economics Teresa Harrison, PhD, to help move the field forward.

LeBow has created a set of graduate courses designed to prepare students to succeed at the intersection of business and life science.

With a $2.5 million gift from Dominic J. Frederico '74, MBA '82, LeBow's finance trading lab is becoming the Dominic J. Frederico '74, '82 Finance Trading Lab.

Director skills matrices, which present qualifications and expertise in image-based formats, are becoming increasingly more common in proxy statements.

Philadelphia is home to more than 2,200 nonprofit organizations (NPOs). This month, we examine summary statistics for the city as a whole.

Companies that proactively review their portfolio and consider complete divestitures are more likely to create shareholder value, according to PwC’s research.