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After four decades of service, Richard DeFusco, professor of finance, will retire from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on May 23. He leaves behind a legacy defined by academic innovation, global influence and a deep dedication to students and the finance profession. » Full Article

Ethan Zaborowski graduates May 17 from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with a finance degree and a full-time job waiting for him at USAA Capital Markets in Charlotte, North Carolina. He credits his network, built through internships and his involvement on campus, as one of the most powerful forces guiding his future. » Full Article

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Finance Advisory Board awarded scholarships to Carter Mann, Matt Ligeski and Samuel Lockhart during its spring meeting in April at Hawks Hall. After deciding all three finalists were deserving, board members contributed additional funds on the spot to ensure each student received a scholarship and then challenged other advisory boards to provide similar support. » Full Article

Learn more about recent research publications, student competitions, notable involvements and more at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business. This monthly column features the achievements of the college's faculty, staff and students. » Full Article

Learn more about recent research publications, student competitions, notable involvements and more at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business. This monthly column features the achievements of the college's faculty, staff and students. » Full Article

Research from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business suggests that political uncertainty, often seen as a hindrance to economic stability, may actually have a silver lining. The study reveals that companies tend to increase investment in research and development (R&D) when political uncertainty is high, particularly during closely contested gubernatorial elections. » Full Article