Business and law

Economists are far from the most trusted professionals, writes Professor Peter Siminski. 

A new study has found a carbon tax can produce both environmental and economic benefits.

Criminalising and prosecuting torture could deter practices such as solitary confinement.

Chris Barrett has a formidable job ahead, writes Roy Green.

How Wall Street supermen cashed in on pandemic misery and chaos.

What is the ‘tort of misfeasance’ and how might it apply in the case of robodebt? 

A new report examines the experiences of parents with disability and child protection.

Supermarket shelves were empty for months after the Lismore floods. 

Who needs PwC when consultancy work could be done more efficiently in-house?

The new stadium is at the centre of a fierce political battle.

Australian companies must become more dynamic to solve the nation’s productivity problem.

Dr Sonika Singh discusses how AI tools are enhancing the online shopping experience.

Legal academics from UTS and UNSW welcome new visa-based protections for migrant workers.

A new report reveals a gap in corporate knowledge about the use of AI. 

PwC scandal shows consultants, like church officials, are best kept out of state affairs.

Younger people report greater financial hardship than people aged 55 and over.

New research highlights how kidfluencer culture facilitates possible child exploitation

UTS experts are available for Federal Budget analysis on a range of issues.

Solicitor-general confirms Voice model is legally sound, will not ‘fetter or impede’.

Australia can maintain a constructive relationship with China.

The ‘ESG’ agenda has become a hot battlefield in the culture wars.

4 big questions about what makes 4-day work week trials a 'resounding success'.

CEOs replaced their pandemic pay cuts with bigger bonuses.

Pathway presented for community control of traditional knowledge and practices.

A new report aims to bring awareness to the need for reparations.

Food labels must highlight negative impacts to deter unhealthy choices.

Stephen Taylor has been recognised for his exceptional contribution to Accounting.

Review: Backfire: How Sanctions Reshape the World Against US Interests.

Drying clothes on a line helps, but the most effective actions may surprise you.

UTS has a wide range of academic experts available for NSW election analysis