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91��Ƶ Professor Claudia G. Green was featured in WalletHub's piece about Travel Credit Cards.

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If you are a dedicated traveler and pay close attention to your benefits, you can easily get the value of your annual fee for an American Express Platinum card. For instance, you get: 1) $200 Uber credit; 2) $240 in digital entertainment credit; 3) $200 in hotel credit; and 4) $200 in airline credit fees. Plus, if you apply for TSA or Global Entry, American Express will reimburse you in full. Then, you also have a Priority Pass to clubs in the airports, or you can use your Platinum card for access.

As a retail marketing intern with the renowned commercial real estate firm Newmark, Shivani Thali '24 is getting a taste of what it means to creatively capture and market some of New York City's finest buildings. Upon graduating with their MS in Social Media and Mobile Marketing, Shivani will be ready to successfully market themself to potential employers in a competitive industry.

Lubin Professor Larry Chiagouris speaks with Travel Industry Today about Sandro Botticelli's 15th-century masterpiece “Birth of Venus” becoming a “virtual influencer” in a new Italian tourism campaign. “The more you try to alter something that’s historic, probably the greater the outcry,” said Larry Chiagouris, professor of marketing at 91��Ƶ’s Lubin School of Business. “People are going to say, ‘You’re changing the culture. You’re changing who we are, because it’s part of our history.’”

Paola (Lola) Beber Sanches '24 is already making waves in the marketing industry as a Lubin School of Business student. Not only did she serve as President of the Brand Marketing Team during her junior year, but she was also awarded the Brand Marketing Award from the University and had the opportunity to present at the National Advertising Student Competition. Paola says opportunities like these offered to her at Lubin are helping her find success at her summer internship with Spectrum Reach.

Do you have what it takes? Hours in the gym, personal trainers, a meticulously planned diet. All of it leading to a single moment. Your simple task is to lift hundreds of kilos of iron and steel. To push your body harder than you ever have before. Up for the challenge? This scenario is a reality for 91��Ƶ alumni Delaney Wallace ’17, who took home Gold at the International Powerlifting Federation’s World Championships in South Africa on June 8.

The launch of the new Sands College of Performing Arts, another year in the #1 slot for environmental law, a ton of awards and research, plus so much more. Here are your Summer 2023 top 10 Things to Inspire.

Lubin student Sadie Lorence spent her senior year researching the intricacies of a notable legal dispute around the ’90s hit song, “Bittersweet Symphony”–and in doing so, has found her professional calling.

When Eden Alcufrom '24 first stepped into the Lubin School of Business, she brought a unique set of skills from the film industry with her but was ready to master a new industry—business. Upon graduating in 2024, Eden will take on the film world with her passion for producing, a business degree from Lubin, and experience in both industries, all of which will set her apart.

For Sarah Drayer '24, studying abroad not only means exploring new cultures and destinations, but also making connections with fellow students from all around the world to build out a successful business network. As she works towards her BBA in Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications while studying abroad in Paris, Sarah says she's looking forward to seeking out even more international business experience in the future.

Lubin Professor Rosario Girasa speaks with UrduPoint regarding the charges against cryptocurrency trading platforms Binance and Coinbase:

Rosario Girasa, distinguished professor at 91��Ƶ's Lubin school of business, explained that from the SEC's perspective, exchanges that provide services that allow people to sell tokens for money and profit through the efforts of third parties are, in almost all such cases, covered by the landmark US Supreme Court case SEC v. Howey, which broadly defines what is a security. As a result, exchanges that provide such services are subject to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which requires their registration.