Predictions, Decisions and Getting it Wrong
On the Daniels College of Business podcast, Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae, shares how he makes predictions and how he confronts the possibility of getting it wrong.
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On the Daniels College of Business podcast, Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae, shares how he makes predictions and how he confronts the possibility of getting it wrong.
Ad Agencies Prepare for Legal Marijuana Market
With medical marijuana sales legal in 20 states and DC many advertisers and marketers are honing their skills and preparing for a legal pot market.
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Denver Post panel names its Top 5 Super Bowl commercials
In Sunday's other Big Game, advertisers generally opted for feel-good spots over the raunchy humor of past years. Coca-Cola even aimed to purge the internet
Daniels Establishes Taylor Family Undergraduate Center
The University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business today announced the establishment of the Taylor Family Undergraduate Career Services Center madeCareer Services
Career Services provides services and tools needed to realize your career goals. Students can explore career options, prepare for interviewsDaniels partners with Arrow Electronics to host Ideation Challenge
On a snowy spring afternoon, 75 students from DU competed in an Ideation Challenge to develop ideas for senior officials at Arrow Electronics.
Gary Kelly, Chairman, President and CEO of Southwest Airlines, Talks Success, Culture and Business Approaches
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Daniels Hosts Oil & Energy Industry Panel
Four professionals with experience in the oil & energy industries will discuss their careers and answer questions, followed by a meet and greet
In restaurants, ambiance and service are more important than food quality
New research from the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business looks at what motivates a consumer’s willingness to pay. In their paper, “Revenue
Rent vs. Buy: It's Not All About Money
Interest rates are still sitting below 5%, which can be enticing for prospective home buyers, but experts say that’s not reason enough to become a
Q&A: What's Happening With the Housing Market?
Ron Throupe, associate professor in the Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management, talks about the ever-changing housing market.
Designing for Multiple Generations
Foodservice designers have it tough these days. Not only have they had to cater to the largest group of restaurant diners ever--Baby Boomers, but they now
Q&A: Inflation’s Impact on Consumers
Inflation is at a 40-year high. Daniels Finance Professor answers questions on its cause and possible solutions.
U.S. companies given Export-Import Bank subsidies keep profits offshore, skirt taxes
U.S. companies that benefited from more than $65 billion in taxpayer-backed loan guarantees have kept nearly $458 billion in profits offshore — avoiding
Guest Commentary: Affordable housing and social inclusion
Over the last 15 years, cities have provided, with the assistance of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), an increasing amount of
Colorado Restaurant Servers Could See $2 Pay Raise
Since the State of the Union speech in January, President Obama has made a push to raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, from $7.25, where it2017's Cities with the Highest & Lowest Credit Card Debts
Financial resolutions are among the most popular New Year’s vows for Americans. But as 2017 unfolds, some consumers will find it more difficult than others
Volunteers file 327 tax returns for Denver clients in need
Nearly 100 students and accounting professionals volunteered their time to complete tax returns for low-income individuals in Denver. The Volunteer Income