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

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.

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

In a chapter he contributed to a new book, professor David Dreyfus explains how the startling shortages that occurred during the Covid pandemic helped to make the American public more aware of the ...

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 ...

By Farok Contractor, distinguished professor, Management & Global Business Blog: Global Business - Economic & Cultural Commentaries Currencies can be undervalued (very devalued) for natural reasons, ...

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 and ...

Trade Talks, a newsletter published by Nasdaq, produced this Q& A with Merav Ozair, blockchain expert and fintech professor at Rutgers Business School. In it, Professor Ozair explains the differences ...

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 ...

Rutgers Business School finance and economics professor Morris Davis has been appointed to the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) as the nation’s chief housing economist. As the Paul V.

Recruiting and mentoring efforts by department chairs add to Rutgers Business School’s diverse faculty so do hiring incentives. In addition to full professors, there are female professors and a half a ...

As long as the domestic economy is an attractive destination for foreign capital, a country can afford to run deficits. Thus, an innovation-driven economy, such as the United States, can support trade ...