A recently published study by James Chyz, associate professor of accounting in the Haslam College of Business, shows that the likelihood of a CEO being fired increases if their firm pays considerably more or less in taxes than similar corporations.
Students, faculty, staff, and members of the local community are encouraged to pitch their business ideas at Vol Court, a semiannual pitch competition and speaker series hosted by the Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in UT’s Haslam College of Business.
Matt Murray, director of the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy and assistant director of the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research, is available talk about the implications of trade negotiations and the impact they could have industries and workers in Tennessee and the rest of the country.
UT generates $1.7 billion in annual income and supports more than 35,000 jobs in Tennessee, according to a study by the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research.
Generations expert Amy Lynch and national data experts from the US Census Bureau will be in Knoxville on August 21 to share information about the upcoming 2020 census.
Tennessee’s annual tax-free weekend kicks off Friday, giving consumers across the state an opportunity to stock up.
Experts say the decisions you make during your freshman year can have implications for your career when you graduate.
The Adam Brown Social Media Command Center has partnered with social analytics labs at universities across the country to form the Social Analytics Consortium (SAC).
Stacia West, an assistant professor in the College of Social Work, will spend about two years evaluating the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration project.
Tennessee is following national trends of an aging population and continuing to become more diverse, according to data released today by the US Census Bureau and disseminated by the Tennessee State Data Center.
The current onslaught of digital technologies offers the promise to transform supply chain management and quickly advance organizations past their competitors, but few in the field fully understand how best to develop a strategy among the upheaval of so many new options.
Two businesses owned by UT students were awarded a total of $25,000 in the spring 2018 Boyd Venture Challenge.
