Australia will find it hard to hold on to its two remaining car manufacturers after the announcement by Ford that it is pulling out of the country.
John Baptista tells BBC Tumblr will boost Yahoo
Dr John Baptista told BBC Radio Five Live that buying Tumblr will open up Yahoo to a younger generation.
Helping police fight crime by not wasting time
Police will have more time to fight crime thanks to a new study by Warwick Business School PhD student Chris Smith.
Jon Rushman talks about Bitcoin on BBC's Today
Professor Jon Rushman has accused the US authorities of being “hysterical” after seizing the bank account of the world’s biggest Bitcoin exchange.
Sentance warns Treasury Select Committee
WBS Professor Andrew Sentance told the Treasury Select Committee there is a serious risk of a shock to the UK economy from a sudden rise in interest rates.
Retailers can use NGOs to help Bangladesh workers
Workers in Bangladesh could be helped by retailers using NGOs to report on conditions, says outsourcing expert Professor Michael Mol.
Recent studies have shown that one third of patients in the UK fail to take prescribed medicines in the correct doses, reducing drug effectiveness and ultimately costing the NHS up to £500m a year.
Inspiring state school children to reach the top
“I have been inspired by this project,” says Anika Rahman and that is exactly the kind of reaction the University of Warwick’s Big Deal is aiming to achieve.
'Ferguson's a one-off', Sue Bridgewater on Reuters
Sue Bridgewater has told Reuters Sir Alex Ferguson is a 'Galactico' after he announced he will retire as manager of Manchester United this week.
Warwick Finance Societies wins top prize
Warwick Finance Societies (WFS) has been named the winner of The Gateway Student Society of the Year for 2012-2013.
Nick Chater tells Today how the nudge unit works
Professor Nick Chater told BBC Radio Four’s Today programme that the Government’s Behavioural Insights Team has been doing “pretty well”.
Publishing award for WBS Professor
Professor Loizos Heracleous, together with his Doctoral Researcher Angeliki Papachroni, were presented with the European Case Clearing House (ecch ) 'overall award' for 2013 last week.
“Apply early” is the message from Warwick Business School’s Careers Plus team to any Masters students joining in September.
Wikipedia's early stock market warning signs
Wikipedia could have been used as early warning signs of stock market movements, according to a new study.
First WBS Undergraduate Travel Awards revealed
WBS undergraduate students have been awarded Summer Vacation Travel Awards, generously sponsored by a WBS academic who wishes to remain anonymous.
Richard Taffler tells WSJ investors need emotion
Professor Richard Taffler told the Wall Street Journal that rather than staying cold-blooded and rational the top fund managers use emotion.
The City's technology brought to the classroom
How to cut through the mass of financial information and get ahead in the markets is something that takes years of experience.
WBS in £5.25m project to reduce UK's energy
WBS to be part of a £5.25m project to develop energy-efficient heating and cooling technologies that will reduce UK energy needs.
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