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Students experience volatile market in annual trading challenge
22 September 2020
The CMC Markets University of Auckland Trading Challenge has concluded, with second-year duo Connie Zhang and David Jiang winning the top spot from among a field of more than 140 teams.
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Do not let this Covid crisis go to waste
19 September 2020
Opinion: For New Zealand to emerge from the present crisis in a similar way to how we entered it, with stalled earnings and falling levels of well-being, would be a spectacular missed opportunity, writes Robert MacCulloch.
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Business School joins global research network
19 September 2020
The Business School has subscribed to the Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN), a global open access and searchable repository of new research, which recently surpassed 150 million downloads.
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September brings a new start for BCom students in China
14 September 2020
32 new University of Auckland Bachelor of Commerce students were welcomed to Nanjing University of Science and Technology for the start of the China September Session.
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Study casts doubt on building industry’s ‘green certified’ ratings
9 September 2020
Researchers are questioning the accuracy of some ‘green certified’ rating tools used by the building industry to measure the warmth and efficiency of houses, after independent research failed to verify their claims.
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Ready or not, the blockchain revolution is coming
5 September 2020
The technology behind cryptocurrency is going to change the way the world handles information.
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Can individuals control the monetisation of their data?
5 September 2020
Tech giants rule the world, making billions of dollars from our personal data. Could the ordinary Googling individual get a share of that?
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NZ as the beacon of light in a Covid-19 world: Lesson in solidarity, kindness, forgiveness and love
4 September 2020
Rather than battling the so-called ‘lockdown fatigue’, New Zealanders might look to reframe our current predicament as one of opportunity and resilience testing, writes Regan Duff.
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Plan B: Healthy debate essential for good public policy
4 September 2020
Opinion: Ananish Chaudhuri and Simon Thornley put forward the case for Covid "Plan B” and suggest a change of approach to managing future outbreaks.
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Can artificial intelligence be a justice superhero?
28 August 2020
Opinion: One way to help self-represented litigants is to use chatbots and other AI applications to offer basic legal assistance, writes Benjamin Liu and Bakz Awan.
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‘Lab in a pocket’ awakens young minds to the world around them, making scientific inquiry fun
28 August 2020
Researchers at the ABI have created a low cost, ‘lab in the pocket’ to spark and nurture a scientifically inquiring mind by allowing them to take scientific measurements of the world around and within them.
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Lockdown uncertainty could undo ‘go hard go early’
14 August 2020
Opinion: 'Go hard, go early' brought global praise to NZ. But on-again off-again lockdowns cause uncertainty which can crush business, writes Robert MacCulloch.
