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Rice Business professor Emily Prinsloo comments on dynamic pricing and its recent use.
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When the final pitches wrapped and the judges cast their votes, one team rose to the top of this year’s Veterans Business Battle: IntuBlade. Their win capped a competitive two-day event at Rice Business that brought together veteran entrepreneurs from across the country.
16 Apr
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In The Media
Kyle Zarosky ’25 shares why he chose Rice Business as his next step after serving in the United States Marine Corps
15 Apr
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MBA programs at Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business have landed two top five rankings in The Princeton Review’s annual list of the country’s best business schools.
Organizational leaders may benefit from operating more like a jazz ensemble during crises in order to utilize their resources in unconventional ways, according to new research from Rice Business professor Scott Sonenshein..
Rice Business claimed the #17 spot in the Fortune | Education Best Executive MBA Programs ranking for 2024.
Poets&Quants for Executives shares the lastest Executive MBA Program rankings from Fortune Education.
James Weston, the Harmon Whittington Professor of Finance, will join the Rice Business leadership team as senior associate dean for degree programs. Our thanks and congratulations to Barbara Ostdiek for her exceptional tenure in this position for the past 11 years as she returns to engaging our students in the classroom.
Meet a few students from the Rice Business MBA Class of 2025 through in-depth profiles on the extraordinary students, their stories, and their dreams.
The retailer retreated from its diversity and climate goals after an “anti-woke” protest on social media — and ignited a backlash. Rice Business professor Vikas Mittal provided his expert opinion.
Congratulations to Sunjan “Sunny” Ahmed and Elizabeth Garrett for being named one of the Poets&Quants Best & Brightest Online MBAs for the class of 2024!
Rice Business ranks number one as a top business school with the most first-generation college students, 26% in a three-year average.
Rice Business research shows that when K-12 public schools focus on student and family priorities, they optimize resources and improve academic outcomes.