Can corporate culture affect risk-taking in banks?
New study finds dangerous links between risk taking, profit and culture in bank.
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The Impact of Brexit on UK Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
Most innovative and economically important may be hardest hit.
Commercialisation by Scottish universities is ‘Mission Impossible’
New study suggests that academics make poor entrepreneurs.
What failed drug busts are teaching world leaders about decision making
New insights into drug crime and policing revealed through Dr Cinla Akinci’s research into gut feeling decision making.
Generational shift in housing aspirations
Findings of a new Scottish Government report
British start-ups embrace the £146m crowdcube economy
Research reveals rise of disruptive finance
Welfare reform hitting vulnerable young people in the housing market
New University report highlights the plight of 'Generation Rent' - young people facing considerable challenges navigating the housing market
St Andrews highlights economic benefit to the economy
Scotland’s oldest university has backed calls for the UK Government to reclassify international students as temporary visitors, not migrants.
Academics warn policy-makers must learn from their mistakes
Research concludes that Intermediate Technology Institutes were a failure.
Young ethnic minority Scots positive about Scotland
Study finds two thirds of young Scots spoken to likely to vote ‘No’.