Business Study Finds That in Cost Avoidance, Not Everything That Counts Is Counted
A recent study involving faculty in the Haslam College of Business finds that cost avoidance is a human rational.
Why Livestreamers Should Sell Their Products Without a Smile
New research by Haslam College of Business faculty studies the ineffectiveness of a positive emotion to sales by livestreamers.
Survey: Tennessee Business Leaders Say Pandemic-Induced Recession Fading
The economy is improving quickly across Tennessee, according to the most recent survey conducted by the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research.
Keep Calm: Study Finds Link Between Emotions and Sales Performance
A recent study involving UT faculty found that a salesperson’s demeanor can affect sale performance.
Researchers and Bread Company Partner to Improve Attitudes Toward Ex-Offenders
A multidisciplinary research team from UT partnered with Dave’s Killer Bread to investigated how messages about a fresh start might improve public attitudes toward individuals with a criminal background.
UT’s Haslam MBA Shows Strong Job Placement in 2020
The employment rate of UT’s 2020 MBA graduates ranks higher than those of competing programs.
Student-Owned Businesses Receive $30,000 in Seed Funds
Four UT student-owned businesses were awarded $30,000 in seed funds through the spring 2021 Boyd Venture Challenge to elevate their ideas.
Five Personal Finance Tips for New College Graduates
Laura Cole provides tips for young alumni to gain financial footing.
Unlocking Blockchain ROI: Study Examines Opportunities, Limits
A new study by two professors in UT’s Haslam College of Business will help supply chain leaders determine if blockchain is right for them.
Six Student Start-Ups Awarded Funds
Open to UT students in any field of study, the Graves Business Plan Competition offers student entrepreneurs the opportunity to win start-up funds for original business ideas.
Business and Finance Students Gain Firsthand Experience on Consulting Projects
Professor Tracie Woidtke’s business and finance students gained valuable access to and feedback from successful professionals.
To Teach Online, Professors Suggest Conquering the Digital Dragon
Two faculty members in the Haslam College of Business say that video games could be the answer to successfully online teaching.