UTS Business School News

Acquiring companies that don't complement the main business went out of fashion more than

Close to half of all transactions in bitcoin are associated with buying and selling illegal goods and services...

UTS finance lecturer John Crosby was working as an investment banker at Lloyds of London in 2007 when...

While the Turnbull Government is setting up a quick, superficial and corporate-friendly Royal Commission, time will tell if...

Some argue the current system of subsidising drugs in Australia needs changing to accommodate new cancer therapies. But...

UTS alumna Violet Roumeliotis, Chief Executive of the not-for-profit Settlement Services International – an organisation devoted to helping...

Evaluating the commercial potential for new product designs is challenging, but new research reveals crowdsourcing could be the...

Researchers have identified flaws in a commonly used measure of investment fund performanc

Sunny days predict higher house prices at auctions, but rain and long weekends bring buyers a discount, according...

New research on movie marketing reveals how to pick a box office success.

One the most comprehensive pieces of research into the impact of displaying calories on menus reveals it not...

A new report released by the Productivity Commission reveals how the health-care sector -

A study of more than 50,000 Kickstarter proposals has revealed a surprising insight.

UTS Alumni Awards recognise the outstanding contributions made by Rachel Grimes (BBus 1991) and Om Dhungel (MBA 2001).

The most comprehensive survey of Australian management capability ever conducted has under

Some economists see faltering growth as a sign the bulk of technological innovation is now

Professor Gary Lilien of UTS Business School has won a global award honouring both rigour and relevance in...

After a rigorous review, UTS Business School has been awarded extension of its AACSB accreditation – a status...

Is government prepared to give health-promoting physical activity a commensurate value?

Professor Elizabeth Savage and Professor Mike Woods provide their assessment of key health measures in the Federal Budget.

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017: UTS Business School has a number of experts available for comment, in

Amid the debate over whether Australia has a property market bubble, Associate Professor Harry Scheule considers one scenario where...

Since its inception in 2008, digital currency Bitcoin has attracted critics who argue it’s inherently risky. The latest...

A study to assess the potential impact of ending a bar on advertising some over-the-counter medicines has found...

Alex McKinnon has no choice but to sue after a NRL tackle injury left him in a wheelchair

Australian manufacturing is neither extinct nor critically endangered, Assistant Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science Craig Laundy has...

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the UTS Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation (CHERE), Professor Thomas...

Building skills capabilities and opening up government as a platform for innovation is ess

There are myriad ways governments can promote innovation without spending money, says economist, entrepreneur and commentator Dr Nicholas...

Deciding on the best way to divvy up a business when the owners decide to go their own...