Daniels in the News
Recent news stories featuring Daniels or Daniels faculty. Includes access to news archives.
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Colorado apartment vacancies up in Q3
Thursday, November 19
Apartment vacancies across Colorado increased in the third quarter and average rents fell or were flat, largely because statewide unemployment is up year over year, according to a report by the state Division of Housing.
Vacancies across Colorado rose to 7.4 percent in the last quarter from 6.6 percent in the same period last year.
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Republic Air CEO puts his faith to work
Sunday, November 15
Nine years ago, Bryan Bedford decided to bring God to work with him. "We've been building a business together ever since," said Bedford, chief executive of Republic Airways, which recently acquired Frontier Airlines. Bedford has infused his Christian faith into Republic's vision statement and believes it has made the company stronger.
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BusinessWeek ranks DU's Daniels 53rd among part-time MBA programs
Thursday, November 12
The University of Denver's Daniels College of Business has been ranked 53rd in the nation by BusinessWeek magazine for its part-time MBA program, DU said. "The "Daniels Professional MBA" program also was ranked No. 8 in the southwest region.
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Study: More Shoppers To Do Holiday Spending Online
Tuesday, November 3
More and more shoppers will be going online to do their holiday shopping, according to an Internet research company.
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Holiday shoppers look for early retail deals
Monday, November 2
The calendar just turned to November, but getting the most out of your gift-giving budget could depend on whether you take advantage of sales going on right now.
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Can you teach ethics to students?
Tuesday, October 27
THE PROBLEM:
Last week Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of The Black Swan, said: "I don't believe that ethics can be taught in class." He was speaking after the arrest of Raj Rajaratnam, the head of hedge fund Galleon Group, and two other alumni of his MBA class at Wharton. Have business schools paid enough attention to ethical questions? Or are ethics a personal matter?
THE ADVICE:
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Economics Prof.: 'New Energy' Jobs Getting More Attention Than Deserved
Monday, October 26
While green may be good, it may not be the answer to Colorado's economic depression.
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Financial Times: Univ. of Denver's Daniels among world's top executive MBA programs
Monday, October 19
The Financial Times has rated the executive MBA program at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business No. 85 in the world, up from No. 90 last year.
Graduates of the DU program earn an average $138,144 a year three years after completing it, up 51 percent from before taking the program, the Financial Times said on its website, FT.com.
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Study: Proposed plan could generate jobs
Friday, October 16
A study conducted by two state business schools concluded that a stimulus program incentivizing successful companies would generate 978,000 new jobs.
The Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado and the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business conducted the three-month research project on a new program design for U.S. economic stimulus.
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Sie's 'Success Plan' aims to create 1M jobs
Thursday, October 15
John Sie has proposed an economic-stimulus plan that he says will generate nearly 1 million new jobs and increase the nation's GDP by almost $600 billion in five years -- and return money to U.S. taxpayers by year two.
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