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Finance professor Alex Arapoglou explains how the rich dodge taxes and accumulate wealth. (April 12)
Strategy/entrepreneurship professor John Kasarda reports on the rise of the aerotropolis and its increasing economic importance. (April 21)
The Undergraduate Business Program ranked 6th of the best finance programs. (April 8)
Accounting professor Doug Shackelford discusses how companies aim to “bring home” foreign-tax credits without actually bringing home income that would be taxed. (April 2)
Jay Swaminathan, OneMBA associate dean, discusses the need for managers in emerging market countries to develop management skills that are effective across the globe. (April 24)
Accounting professor Doug Shackelford explains how corporate tax cuts might create “big losers and big winners” among publicly traded companies. (April 3)
Sarah Perez, executive director of Executive MBA Programs, discusses curricular changes to enhance convenience for EMBA students. (April 11)
Accounting professor Doug Shackelford explains why lowering corporate rates will have a major impact on individual taxpayers. (April 2)
Research by operations professor Brad Staats about new-employee orientation is featured. (April 1)
UNC Kenan-Flagler’s international Venture Capital Investment Competition featured more than 1,200 MBA students from 60 of the best business schools in the world. (April 23)
Finance professor Greg Brown and professors from Virginia, Oxford and Chicago founded a consortium, Private Equity Research Consortium (PERC), to conduct private equity research. It is based at UNC Kenan-Flagler. (April 24)
Research by operations professor Brad Staats shows the importance for businesses to cultivate long-term relationships with suppliers. (April 10)
Susan Cohen (PhD ’13) discusses how scheduled “graduations” prevent young start-ups from becoming overly dependent on their incubator. (April 4)
Strategy/entrepreneurship professor Jim Johnson writes about demographic divide caused by a silver tsunami and changing population sizes in metropolitan and rural areas. (April 3)
Executives in the UNC-Tsinghua Dual-Degree EMBA Program toured Nomacorc, which makes custom wine enclosures and synthetic corks, in Zebulon, N.C., during their Chapel Hill studies. Noel Greis, co-director of program, was interviewed. (April 19)
Marketing professor Mark McNeilly writes about brand differentiation. (April 9)
The Undergraduate Business Program ranked No. 2 for internship placements. (April 1)
The Undergraduate Business Program ranked 3rd for ROI for low tuition and above-average salaries. (April 26)
The student-run Real Estate II fund acquires Brookhaven, a 17-story condominium tower in Brookhaven, Ga. (April 18)