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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Dr Andrew James Bailey, who passed away on 28th June following a short illness.
It may be good news for Europe, but what effect has the fall in oil prices had on oil-exporting countries? Economist Marwan Izzeldin examines the impact in Global Banking and Finance Review.
Teams from universities across the country arrived in Lancaster to battle it out in the semi-final of the eighth China UK Entrepreneurship Challenge.
Improvements in infrastructure are of vital importance in revitalising the northern economy, explains economist Geraint Johnes.
Nearly 100 delegates from the extended Wave 2 Growth Hubs programme attended a Lancaster University-led workshop at Congress Centre in London in early June.
Lancaster's popular MSc Finance has been ranked 40th in the world, and 11th in the UK, in the FT’s Masters in Finance Pre-Experience 2015 ranking.
Lancaster University has the best university halls of residence in the UK, according to the National Student Housing Survey.
One of North West England’s most successful businessmen is to share his expertise in a masterclass for family businesses.
LUMS, the China Catalyst Programme and the MSc in International Innovation all feature in an article in The Independent, on how business schools can help make northern cities into economic powerhouses.
On Public Finance website, economist Kim Kaivanto examines the Chancellor's decision to sell off Government shares in RBS and says skeptics are falling victim to some investment fallacies.
Economist Geraint Johnes, quoted in an article in the Guardian, rejects the idea that Amazon is responsible for the creation of small businesses using Marketplace.
As the Pope's call for sustainability faces a backlash, Gail Whiteman argues that the time will come when religious and business leaders regard each other as allies.
Lancaster University has been rated 11th in the UK and 40th in the world in the 2015 Financial Times Master in Finance rankings.
PwC, CPA Australia, KPMG, EY, ACCA, Deloitte, Matalan and Mazars were some of the employers who came to share their expertise and advice with LUMS students yesterday.
Economist Geraint Johnes offers his view on the Bank of England's latest inflation report, which he says "comes to terms with reality" while remaining "starry eyed".
Economist Ian Walker quoted in an article in the Express, arguing that the move to add more balls to the draw will lengthen the odds.
Twenty years ago the International Masters in Practicing Management (IMPM) emerged to offer a radically different form of management education for senior managers, one which broke with conventional approaches to ‘teaching’ and prescribed syllabi. Professor Henry Mintzberg explains why it has lasting value.
Do US Presidents pursue international trade disputes to win votes? In an article published on the VOX CEPR website, LUMS economist Maurizio Zanardi and others argue that they do.
Valerie Stead looks at Louise Richardson's appointment as vice-chancellor of Oxford University and examines ways to get more female leaders in higher education.
Mark Shackleton and Kim Kaivanto argue that the Government's decision to sell its stake in RBS will level the playing field with other banks.
More than £3.1 million of funding has been awarded to Lancaster University, in recognition of its work with business – particularly small and medium, sized enterprises (SMEs).
A LUMS student has been selected to take part in a prestigious innovation summer course.
Lancaster University’s work to support businesses and the economy has been recognised in the inaugural Educate North Awards.
A LUMS student has represented the UK, presenting at an entrepreneurship conference in Brunei after being selected by the British High Commission.
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