St Andrews entrepreneurs win big
A University of St Andrews student and an academic have been named as winners in a prestigious Scottish entrepreneurial competition.
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Are US businesses under Trump’s Twitter thumb?
President of the United States Donald Trump’s tweets about companies can have a negative impact on their market value.
Yorkshire female entrepreneurs take centre stage in Summer Showcase
Research from St Andrews will shine a light on the impact of Yorkshire women as part of the British Academy annual Summer Showcase 2019.
Can corporate culture affect risk-taking in banks?
New study finds dangerous links between risk taking, profit and culture in bank.
“Studentification” and HMO policy in St Andrews: a case of bad public policy?
First independent assessment of the local impact of growth in HMOs
Street names indicate how “Scottish” you feel
Study of British streets reveals identity
Can a CEO’s cultural heritage affect corporate performance?
New study finds cultural heritage can influence corporate profitability and success
Tattoos can be a ‘positive’ addition to the workforce
Study finds candidates with tattoos more likely to win ‘edgier’ jobs
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.