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Classes are soon coming to an end, to then restart after the summer break. So what better way to celebrate and welcome the summer break than with an aperitif? That’s what all Rome Business School students did in the courtyard of RBS, all students, staff and faculty gathered to say goodbye and s

The Rome International Bootcamp 2022 is taking place from the August 1st to 6th. This Bootcamp brings together international students from all over the world, many of which attending the RBS online programs and who have so far met exclusively online, and as such it is a joy-filled week: meeting c

Young Italians generate an average standard yield per hectare of 4,964 euros, more than twice as much as young French farmers (2,129 euros/ha; -57%);    Young Italians generate an average standard yield per hectare of 4,964 euros, more than double that of young French farmers (2,129 euros/ha; -

Over the last three decades, the unstoppable development of globalisation processes, the acceleration of technological innovation cycles, the increasing complexity of the competitive environment and, more recently, the economic and social crisis due to the covid 19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine,

Rome Business School published the study “Work in Italy: the challenges of employees, entrepreneurs and startuppers. Critical issues, opportunities and future trends.” The researchers, Giacomo Salvanelli Crime Analyst and Entrepreneur Innovation Expert, and Valerio Mancini, Director of the RBS

Fashion, and the luxury sector in particular, was one of the sectors most affected by the impact of Covid-19. This is evidenced by an average drop in turnover of more than 30% in the first half of 2020 compared to revenues in the same period of the previous year, which was also confirmed in the s