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News 26/04/2024

China's Ruling E-commerce

In the past decades China’s presence in the global e-commerce arena was minimal, accounting for less than 1% of the market. Fast forward to today China stands tall as the unrivaled leader, commanding over 40% of the global e-commerce market share. Emblematic transformation of China as a digital po
News 26/04/2024

Success Story: Know More about Alberto's path, RBS MBA Alumni

Alberto Staboli, MBA Alumni, now Senior Accountant at Renault Group Get insights and learn from his learning journey with Rome Business School, on how to make the most of your Master! Embarking on the MBA journey at Rome Business School in April 2023, I found myself immersed in a melting pot of glob
News 26/04/2024

RBS’ Impact: April 2024

This Blog news explains the results of the Career Center and Entrepreneurship activity carried out during the month of April. In total, 92 of our students were placed having a professional impact. Moreover, our students this last month had the opportunities to take part to: 2 Career Advancer Progra
News 24/04/2024

QS Ranking ranks Rome Business School's International Online MBA

Rome Business School for the first time in the top 3 in Italy along with Polimi Graduate School of Management and Bologna Business School in the QS World University Ranking. Rome Business School’s International Online MBA is ranked 23rd in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and 63rd in the wor
News 23/04/2024

An Exciting Start For The New students at Rome Business School

Finally, the Welcome Week went through a series of informational sessions and direct engagement with new students through: Leaders Of Tomorrow: The Leaders of Tomorrow session was just a little window on what you will be learning and exploring during your future educational path. Master Kick Off: I
News 22/04/2024

BTPs: How Do They Work?

An Italy’s crucial product for the public debt. BTP: What Is It? BTP is a financial instruments issued by the Italian Treasury to finance the national public debt. In other words, when the state needs money, it issues these bonds and offers them to investors on the financial market. In return, inv