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

Rutgers Business School is launching an MBA degree that can be completed in 12 months with a reduced credit requirement that ...

Our Mini-MBA: Business Essentials offers accomplished professionals an opportunity to maintain their career trajectory with an efficient, focused injection of modern concepts and strategy. We will ...

This conference aims to put a spotlight on grassroots led efforts of creating better health and wellness for our communities and environment, including the promotion of healthy food access, community ...

Rutgers Business School Executive Education is proud to spotlight John Groom as a shining example of forward-thinking and authentic leadership that is truly inspiring.

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 ...

Ninety high school students received a crash course in the fundamentals of business and skills for the work world during the 2018 Rutgers Business School summer camp.. The camp, which turned five this ...

Rutgers Business School supply chain management professor David Dreyfus contributed a chapter to the new book, "Reflections on the Pandemic: Covid and Social Crises in the Year Everything Changed." ...

One of the significant strengths of Rutgers Business School continues to be the high return on investment graduates achieve in their careers. According to the Financial Times 2022 Global MBA Rankings ...

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 ...

This article, written by Rutgers Business School FinTech Professor Merav Ozair, was originally published 6/8/2022 on Nasdaq.com.. Meme coins have been around for a while, but they gained popularity ...

A new study by Rutgers University researchers finds that job candidates with disabilities are more likely to make a positive first impression on prospective employers when they promote technical ...