Warwick Business School student Wasim Khan says he is "hugely proud" to have received an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday honours.

Ronald Klingebiel believes Vodafone’s approach Kabel Deutschland will allow them to offer multi-play services and increase their network capacity.

Professor David Elmes has told ITV that producing shale gas economically and in an environmentally sound way still needs to be demonstrated in the UK.

A recognition of mistakes made in the bailout of Greece can be a positive in the long-term

In The Guardian’s annual University Guide for undergraduates, published this week, Warwick Business School has once again come second for Business & Management

Firms taken over by a private-equity buy-out see their performance fall even further behind their industry rivals

Two members of WBS faculty have received a Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence (WATE).  They are Louise Gracia, Principal Teaching Fellow, and Ashley Roberts, Senior Teaching Fellow.

This is Big Data and how to use this data to improve your business, make policy decisions for Governments and local authorities is becoming a science – a computational social science.

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.

Dr John Baptista told BBC Radio Five Live that buying Tumblr will open up Yahoo to a younger generation.

Police will have more time to fight crime thanks to a new study by Warwick Business School PhD student Chris Smith.

Professor Jon Rushman has accused the US authorities of being “hysterical” after seizing the bank account of the world’s biggest Bitcoin exchange.

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.

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.