UT Launches Institute for the Future of Business to Address AI, Tech Changes in Business and Education
The new initiative connects business leaders, students and researchers to promote technological fluency, all while focusing on human potential.
The new initiative connects business leaders, students and researchers to promote technological fluency, all while focusing on human potential.
A survey from UT’s Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research shows 47 percent of employers have raised prices to offset fuel costs.
Most Tennessee business leaders surveyed believed the chance of recession was low and were optimistic about the state’s economy.
Consumer spending could help keep Tennessee’s economic growth positive over the near term.
A new study by the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research shows record high levels of satisfaction among TennCare enrollees in 2025.
Most Tennessee business leaders think the state’s economy has a better outlook than the national economy over the next year.
CEOs, founders and innovators join host Monica Langley for unfiltered conversations on “Office Hours: Business Edition.”
The Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research conducted the survey between Jan. 8 and 31, gathering responses from business leaders across the state.
In a new survey from the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research, 96% of TennCare recipients reported being satisfied or very satisfied with the program.
Jobs are expected to grow faster in Tennessee than in the U.S. in 2025 in many sectors, including natural resources, mining and construction.
At UT, a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem is equipping student entrepreneurs with the skills and resources needed to start their own companies.
Despite a pessimistic outlook on the U.S. economy, business leaders remain optimistic about Tennessee’s business climate.