Business School in the News
Petrol companies have been accused of ripping off motorists and keeping profits high 20 Nov 2012
Herald Sun
Staff Member: Tony Webber
Associate Professor Tony Webber has been interviewed by the Herald Sun on the topic of petrol companies reportedly ripping off motorists to keep profits high.
Crackdown on banks' dark pools 20 Nov 2012
Australian Financial Review
Staff Member: Alex Frino
The Australian Financial Review has interviewed Professor Alex Frino, Discipline of Finance at the University of Sydney Business School, regarding Australia's major investment banks potentially being forced to hold stock exchange licenses under a tough new regime proposed by the government to crack down on secretive trading venues known as dark pools.
Does Brisbane need more Busways? 19 Nov 2012
ABC Radio 612
Staff Member: David Hensher
Professor David Hensher has spoken to the ABC 612 Brisbane on his views regarding the need for more busways in suburban Brisbane.
Taking advantage of a changing global order 19 Nov 2012
Finance News Network
Staff Member: Professor Geoffrey Garrett
Professor Geoffrey Garrett, Dean of the Business School, has spoken to Finance News Network on the topic of the changing face of global politics, caused bt the period of transition of power in China and the economic issues facing the United States.
Normal service is resumed in China 16 Nov 2012
Sydney Morning Herald
Staff Member: Hans Hendrischke
The Sydney Morning Herald has interviewed Professor Hans Hendrischke, China Studies Centre and Business School, regarding changes to China's leadership and the appointment of Xi Jinping as president.
US economic forecast beyond fiscal cliff fears 14 Nov 2012
Finance News Network
Staff Member: Geoffrey Garrett
Finance News Network has interviewed Professor Geoffrey Garrett, dean of the University of Sydney Business School regarding to the US economic outlook beyond the fiscal cliff.
US economic forecast beyond fiscal cliff fears 13 Nov 2012
Finance News Network
Staff Member: Professor Geoffrey Garrett
Professor Geoffrey Garrett, Dean of the Business School, has been interviewed by Lelde Smits of the Finance News Network on the economic crisis, known as the "fiscal cliff" that is facing the United States. Professor Garrett has expressed his view that the United States is a fundamentally sound economy, and that it is likely that the two sides of US politics will come together and make a deal to avoid the US going into recession.
Busways the key to Brisbane growth, expert says 13 Nov 2012
The Brisbane Times
Staff Member: David Hensher
Brisbane should plan to expand its network of busways as more questions are asked of its toll tunnels, Professor David Hensher has told the Brisbane Times.
Taking in big picture for Sino-US relations 13 Nov 2012
Sydney Morning Herald
Staff Member: Professor Geoffrey Garrett
Professor Geoffrey Garrett, Dean of the Business School has appeared at a live panel with former Prime Minister and former Foreign Minister, Kevin Rudd; the Shadow Minister for Communications, Malcolm Turnbull and the Sydney Morning Herald's International and Political Editor, Peter Hartcher, to discuss the recent US elections and the handover of power in China.
No cold war - US will ensure China follows the 'road rules' 13 Nov 2012
Sydney Morning Herald
By Geoffrey Garrett
China and the US will never be friends, but they do need each other desperately and last week's American elections did nothing to alter this fact, writes Professor Geoffrey Garrett in The Sydney Morning Herald. Read more