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Rice Business professor David Zhang explains how low mortgage rates are keeping homeowners from selling, contributing to the housing market’s ongoing “sideways struggle” as rates remain elevated.
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Rice Business professor Vikas Mittal says Buc-ee’s has developed deep customer commitment, with visits becoming an emotional and habitual ritual. He predicts loyalty will grow as Buc-ee’s expands nationwide.
17 Aug
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Congratulations to Kathleen Perley, recognized by Poets & Quants among the 2026 Best and Brightest Executive MBAs.
14 Aug
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Arthi Vasudevan, MBA '21, shares how she created a path for herself and remains determined to give back to the community and culture she loves so much.
During the pandemic, business schools saw a surge in applications. Rice Business had a 63% increase! With more competition, it's time to figure out what test is the best fit for you: GMAT, GRE or EA?
Rice Business Professor Siyu Yu shows that even how insiders perceive their organization can determine its success or failure.
New research co-authored by Rice Business professor Vikas Mittal shows that mission statements do not enhance financial performance, even though companies prominently feature them as an outcome of their strategy-planning process.
Dean Peter Rodriguez said the economy in the Austin area appears to be recovering about as fast as can be expected, given constraints such as rising costs in the region for office space and land as well as an increasingly tight labor market.
They're creatives, humanitarians, and risk-takers -- and these doers are heading back to the workforce. A look at this year's MBAs To Watch. Rice MBAs Kelly DeMoya and Matthew Manriquez make the 2021 list.
The best car insurance in Texas isn’t always the cheapest. Good car insurance is about more than just affordable coverage. Rice Business professor Ajay Kalra shares his thoughts on the matter.
In business, affiliating with high-status colleagues often gives newcomers a professional boost. But less so in the creative industries. Based on research by Rice Business assistant professor Alessandro Piazza.
Rice’s links to slavery and racial injustice as well as the future of a memorial to the university’s founder were among the topics discussed during “Juneteenth and Emancipations to Come,” a panel discussion held June 17 via Zoom.
To boost employees’ creativity, managers should consider offering a set of rewards for them to choose from, according to a new study co-authored by Rice Business professor Jing Zhou.
