Rutgers Business School’s Virtual Lunch & Learn Series presents Rushab Kamdar, executive coach, trainer & keynote speaker, ...

Rutgers Business School and Honors College alumna Sarah Pomeranz is not yet 30, but she's CEO of a new non-profit and she's determined to get an early start on changing the world.

Jay A. Soled, a professor and chair of the Department of Accounting and Information Systems at Rutgers Business School, New Jersey, previously told Newsweek: "Even with the tax-filing extension, ...

Profile of graduating RBS-Newark student Goodness Ifesanya. The story details the many experiences he had during his four years at Rutgers.

Opinion piece co-authored by Professor Jay Soled explains how the tax code incentivizes employers to hire immigrants over citizens.

Rutgers Business School’s Finance Alumni Network hosted a conversation with TIAA President and Chief Executive Officer Roger W. Ferguson as part of its fall networking event. Ferguson, a former vice ...

FinTech expert Professor Merav Ozair writes about meme coins’ popularity and reveals their hype.

Knowing whether buyers conduct consideration with complete, partial or minimal information about the qualities of goods they seek is an essential starting point for customer experience strategy. This ...

The proposed $15 per hour minimum wage will affect the wages of nearly 20 percent of the full-time workforce in New Jersey. Using the same fundamental assumptions as Economists employed by the ...

Finance and economics professor Farrokh Langdana analyzes the reasons for the rise in inflation and what to expect next year for the U.S. economy ...

Rutgers Business School professor David Dreyfus explains how the pandemic raised the public's understanding of supply chain. The quest to avoid risk in business supply chains continues, he said.

Article details research about how employers appear to have a bias against entrepreneurs as job candidates. Research was a collaboration between professors at the School of Management and Labor ...