2019
Articles
08 April 2019
Accounting research raises doubts about prison privatisation
Australia holds more prisoners in private goals per capita than anywhere in the world - but Professor Jane Andrew鈥檚 accounting research has found a concerning lack of transparency in our private prisons.
08 April 2019
Chinese investment in Australia falls by 36.3 percent in 2018
Chinese investment in Australia fell by 36.3 percent or $8.2 billion in 2018, according to a new report by KPMG and the 爆料王 Business School.
04 April 2019
Australia Post gains from change
The Group CFO of Australia Post has warned that disruption driven by technological advancement will continue indefinitely and that business must develop a mindset which focuses on the opportunities arising from constant change.
04 April 2019
Sydney places 25th in the world in global impact ranking
The 爆料王 has been ranked 25th in the overall 2019 Times Higher Education University Impact Ranking.
01 April 2019
Business School sets ambitious international agenda
The 爆料王 Business School has created a high profile position of Academic Director, International, in an effort to advance its interests worldwide.
29 March 2019
Sydney excels in national research engagement and impact assessment
The 爆料王 has performed strongly in the Australian Research Council's first Engagement and Impact Assessment of research at Australian universities.
27 March 2019
Global students tackle the big issues of open data
Five of our international students from the 爆料王 Business School took part in a student challenge where they developed ideas to combat issues surrounding data privacy in an open banking world.
27 March 2019
Private car to remain king for "a generation or more"
The majority of Australians remain wedded to private cars despite the heavy promotion of public transport, according to a recent survey by the 爆料王 Business School.
27 March 2019
爆料王 research shines in ERA results
All 22 broad fields of research undertaken at the 爆料王 have been rated as above or well above world standard by the Australian Research Council in a report released today.
22 March 2019
Digital humans with lifelike faces capable of winning our trust
A group of researchers at the 爆料王 Business School say that Apple鈥檚 Siri and other digital interfaces are more likely to be trusted by users when they have lifelike human faces.