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Great science and good food makes million dollar business
16 October 2018
A New Zealand start-up making apple, sauvignon blanc and pinot noir flour has received a $NZ1.2 million injection from the home of gastronomy, France.
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Scientific knowledge is not 'left' or 'right'
16 October 2018
Opinion: the validity of scientific knowledge does not depend on the political leanings of researchers, so it is a nonsense to call for a left-right spread in Universities, writes Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart (New Zealand Asia Institute).
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MYOB Education Partner of the Year
15 October 2018
Hailed for going “above and beyond to help students succeed”, the Business School has been named inaugural Education Partner of the Year by MYOB.
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Govt should fast-track loan shark clampdown
15 October 2018
Opinion: New moves against predatory loan sharks are welcome, but there is deep disappointment at the 2020 date for change, writes Dr Claire Dale (Economics).
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Nothing artificial about the intelligence of kiwi students
11 October 2018
Three University of Auckland students have had their advice for the New Zealand Government on artificial intelligence (AI) published in The New York Times international edition.
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Celebrating ten years of the Sir Owen G Glenn Building
3 October 2018
Donors, staff and friends of the Business School celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Sir Owen G Glenn Building.
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NZ needs to jump on blockchain train
28 September 2018
New report says New Zealand needs to embrace cryptocurrencies and aim to become a fintech hub.
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Accounting lecturer graduates
27 September 2018
Dr Lina Li, a lecturer in Accounting at the Business School, graduated with a PhD this week. Family from Auckland, Tauranga and even China joined her to celebrate and watch her accept her degree.
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10 year anniversary of landmark Business School
23 September 2018
The iconic Sir Owen G Glenn Building, home to the University of Auckland Business School, has turned 10.
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$5.4 billion in 'excess profits' for generators
14 September 2018
A new report has found that in the seven years from 2010 to 2016, power generators pocketed an extra $5.4 billion in profits over and above what they would have if the wholesale electricity market was truly competitive.
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Top teaching awards for Business academics
14 September 2018
Two University of Auckland academics have won prestigious national teaching awards.
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Auckland students help firms crack Japan
6 September 2018
MBA students are working with New Zealand SMEs to crack the Japanese market.
