Business School in the News
Fare Evasion Nation 10 Apr 2013
The Project
Staff Member: Geoffrey Clifton
Channel Ten's the Project program has interviewed Dr Geoffrey Clifton, Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies at the University of Sydney Business School, on public transport fare evasion.
Study suggests kids make great investors (or their parents are cheating) 09 Apr 2013
CBC News Canada
Staff Member: Joakim Westerholm
Either children are much better stock pickers than adults, or their parents are using their accounts to hide insider trading, an extensive review of trading data by a team of international researchers, including the Business School's Joakim Westerholm, reports CBC News, Canada.
To Find Insider Trading, Follow The Kids' Money 09 Apr 2013
National Public Radio (USA)
Staff Member: Joakim Westerholm
National Public Radio (USA) has reported on research by Joakim Westerholm from the Business School, Henk Berkman at University of Auckland and Paul Koch at the University of Kansas, which suggests that the abnormally high performance of trading accounts of children aged 0 to 10 years might be a sign of insider trading.
Sydney University economist weighs in on super debate 05 Apr 2013
ABC Radio PM
Staff Member: Michael Rafferty
Dr Michael Rafferty has been interviewed by ABC Radio on the topic of the federal government's proposed changes to superannuation.
Super industry gets out the claws, but happy with result 04 Apr 2013
The Age
Staff Member: Michael Rafferty
Dr Mike Rafferty has been interview by Fairfax Media over the federal government???s proposed changes to superannuation
When social tools go viral 02 Apr 2013
CIO
Staff Member: Kai Riemer
Kai Riemer has been interviewed for CIO on the topic of the use of social media platforms to increase productivity in the workplace
Fighting poverty and making profits 02 Apr 2013
The Borneo Insider
Staff Member: Ranjit Voola
The Borneo Insider has interviewed Dr Ranjit Voola, University of Sydney Business School, on his research into the potential for businesses to reap profits from microfinance projects in developing countries.
The state of data breaches 28 Mar 2013
Computer World
Staff Member: Max Soyref
Computerworld has interviewed University of Sydney Business School PhD candidate Max Soyref on online data breaches.
China must rebalance economy to avoid crisis: Pettis 25 Mar 2013
ABC News 24
Staff Member: University of Sydney Business School
Michael Pettis, Professor of Finance at Peking University and author of The Great Rebalancing, warns China faces a looming debt crisis if it doesn't re-balance its economy, following his delivery of the inaugural Australian Chinese Business Lecture at the Business School's new CBD campus.
Women are still being held back at work by ageism and sexism 23 Mar 2013
The Weekend Australian
Despite legislation outlawing age and gender related discrimination, a combination of ageism and sexism continues to present a formidable barrier to older women's career progression, argues Associate Professor Leanne Cutcher. Read more