Tennessee Population Projected to Hit Nearly 8 Million by 2040
The Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research expects a significant increase in the state’s older adult population
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Success, a Product of Knowledge
New research supports the view that intellectual capital is a key driver of firm performance
UT Celebrates Haslam College of Business Expansion, Growth with New Building Project
The groundbreaking for the new building, held on August 21, was attended by the college’s eponym, Jim Haslam, and his wife, Natalie, Randy Boyd, UT System president, and other luminaries.
Haslam’s Financial Information Office Leans into Lean Processes
The FIO team is applying skills and knowledge gained from Haslam’s Lean Applied to Business Processes course to increase its operational efficiency.
UT Franchising Program Receives Significant Endorsement
The Haslam College of Business is now an affiliate of the International Franchise Association (IFA)
High School Students Explore Supply Chain Management at UT Haslam Summer Camp
The six-day camp exposes rising high school juniors and seniors to diverse areas of the multifaceted field.
Children’s Nonprofits Secure Funding with Help from Haslam Program
Lakeway CASA in Morristown and Sevierville and Harbor Child Advocacy Center of the Smokies in Sevierville and Rutledge received a grant to raise awareness of child abuse.
Haslam Summer Scholars Research Awards Provide Grants for 45 Leading Faculty
The program has funded a total of approximately $6 million in faculty research grants in its 11-year history
Digits Influence Consumer Decisions and Behavior
Recent research co-authored by Marisabel Romero compares the affects of digits versus word representations of numbers.
Telehealth Offers Convenience for Rural Patients — But at What Cost?
A recent paper co-authored by Zihan Ye, assistant professor of finance, looks at the financial effects of telemedicine