UT Haslam Researcher Finds Retailers Must Explain Restricting Purchase Returns or Face Customer Wrath
When retailers keep mum about return restrictions, they allow other parties to fill the void — possibly with ill-intent.
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Boyd Center Report Shows Tennessee’s Economy to Surpass U.S. Growth in 2025
According to Haslam’s Boyd Center, Tennessee’s economic growth will outpace the rest of the U.S. in 2025.
Haslam’s Ruzeviciute Awarded Marketing Teaching Fellowship
Ruta Ruzeviciute was honored with the 2024-2025 Lee and Allison Herring Endowed Teaching Fellowship in Marketing.
UT Alumni Providing a Solution for Athlete Mental Health
UT alumni Derrick Furlow Jr. and Kim Quigley are making a difference in athlete mental health.
Major Supply Chain Organization Honors UT Haslam’s Tom Goldsby as Distinguished Fellow
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) selected Thomas Goldsby for its 2024 class of CSCMP Distinguished Fellows.
Graduating Online Student Delivers Graduate Hooding Ceremony Address
Yolanda Buendia Barrientos will be the first student graduating from an online program to deliver an address at the Haslam College of Business’ graduate hooding ceremony.
Graduating UT Lineman Dayne Davis Balances Volunteer Work, Other Responsibilities
UT football player and Haslam master’s student balances school work, football and volunteerism.
Haslam International Education Week Features Passport Giveaways, Interaction with Study Abroad Participants, More
The occasion raises students’ awareness of services offered by Haslam’s International Programs and Study Abroad.
Graduating Senior Maddie McLemore’s Leadership Skills Flourished at Haslam
Maddie McLemore found passion and purpose through her involvement with the Haslam College of Business
Planning for Success: Q&A with Schneider Electric VP of Planning, North America
Schneider Electric is ranked as the world’s leading supply chain organization by Gartner and as the world’s No. 1 most sustainable company by Time Magazine.