Dwayne Chaney, DBA '24, an active-duty U.S. Army officer, explores leadership as a construct relative to those serving in mission-focused organizations.

Faculty from the School of Economics helped to organize the International Industrial Organization Conference and presented several academic papers.

DBA alumnus and the program director, authors of a leading-edge study on the effects on Anthropomorphism in AI, discuss their findings in an illuminating video.

The new Center builds upon the School of Economics' research on international trade, sanctions and conflict and the success of the Global Sanctions Database.

Two LeBow co-authors analyzed the success of a joint project between NASA and the Soviet space program at the height of the Cold War.

A new theoretical model developed by Konstantinos Serfes, PhD, professor of economics, compares FinTech business loans with traditional bank lending practices.

The 2025 College Hiring Outlook, published by Drexel’s LeBow College of Business, sheds light on trends and challenges shaping this year's hiring projections.

TD Bank Professor of Finance Michelle Lowry, PhD, and co-authors studied mutual fund voting on shareholder proposals, leading to surprising findings.

Yanliu Huang, PhD, professor of marketing, explains what goes into a brand’s decision to refresh and why it makes sense for Campbell’s.

Drexel LeBow’s Center for Applied AI and Business Analytics continues its applied research partnership with Precisely, now in its third year.

Simon Nijnens, DBA '24 offers new and profound insights into how CEOs’ backgrounds and personal histories influence their CSR strategies.

Research by Assistant Professor of Management Liza Barnes, PhD, reveals the dynamics between right-hand partners and the leaders they serve.

Professor of Sport Business Joel Maxcy, PhD shared his insight into Shohei Ohtani's new contract and the unique structure of MLB deferred salary contracts.

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.

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