Business
Penn Wharton Budget Model finds student loan plan may cost double White House projection
The newly published analysis finds that the costs of Biden’s program — between $333 billion to $361 billion — would be much higher than the Department of Education's initial estimate of $138 billion.
National Labor Relations Board alleges Starbucks union busting at 34th and Walnut streets location
In response to a request for comment, Starbucks contested the validity of the complaint in regards to disobeying the NLRA and defended their actions at the Philadelphia locations.
Penn to host Women in Data Science conference with speakers from Zillow, TikTok
The Feb. 3 conference will include talks from leaders in data science, question-and-answer sessions with speakers, and networking opportunities.
Everything you need to know about the 2023 restaurant scene in University City
Located next to campus, Franklin's Table has welcomed three new eateries. Two additional restaurants recently opened in University City, and several more plan to open by the end of 2023.
Wharton announces new ESG online executive program
These programs are designed to help leaders in business and academia address future challenges with ESG integration.
Penn professor finds that ChatGPT passes Wharton MBA exam
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Terwiesch to discuss his findings, what challenges AI presents for the future of education, and more.
Two sophomores launch Penn's newest business fraternity: Phi Chi Theta
Founders of the group are making mental wellness a priority.
In CNBC interview, John Legend talks about his first post-Penn job at BCG — and why he left it
Before he became a world-famous musician, the 1999 College graduate worked as a management consultant for Boston Consulting Group, where he picked up a valuable life lesson.
Robert Hsu | Taking the ‘sin’ out of business
I wondered if food trucks were missing out on the large customer segment that wanted healthy meals. My survey data suggested that healthy food trucks weren’t doing enough to reach these people and fight the stereotype surrounding food trucks in general. However, if they could solve this disconnect, a mutually beneficial outcome could be achieved.Business meets law in first-ever Wharton conference of its kind
For the afternoon, College and Wharton students alike came together for the first annual Wharton Business Law Conference, learning from some of the nation’s top law firm partners and executives about the practice and importance of business law.Knowledge@Wharton emphasizes importance of financial literacy in high-school students
KWHS was founded in March 2011 to promote financial literacy among high-school students, as well as encourage entrepreneurship and a better understanding of business fundamentals.Coca-Cola executive assesses the future of Africa
Alexander Cummings, executive vice president and chief administrative officer of the Coca-Cola Company, told attendees at the 19th annual Wharton Africa Business Forum that they were witnessing the emergence of a new Africa.
'Enforcer of Wall Street' visits Wharton
The enforcer of Wall Street, United States Attorney Preet Bharara, made a special visit to Huntsman Hall last Thursday, urging students to lead their lives with integrity and humility.