McCombs News
The Energy Forum brought together energy experts and attendees from academia, advocacy, and industry to share their thoughts regarding our most pressing energy challenges. Read on for a selection of highlights from the forum.
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Executive MBA students Harish Jayakumar and Michael Garel will take their product, which monitors consumer purchasing behavior, to the Global Venture Labs Investment Competition May 2-5.
Manolo Sanchez participated in the VIP Distinguished Speaker Series on Feb. 15, and told students how global attitudes play a role in modern banking.
Ten student organizations sent representatives to participate in 2012's Mr. McCombs, a pageant spin-off for a good cause.
Greg Hallman told Marketplace the new foreclosure settlement is needed to get the housing market moving again, but it will result in more pain for many homeowners.
Professor of Finance Lewis Spellman explained how massive government deficits trigger shockwaves that can be felt across the globe in a webinar on Jan. 10, 2012, titled, “Is a Sovereign Default an Earth-Shaking Experience?”
Sheril Kirshenbaum is the new director of UT's Project on Energy Communication. Check out what Scientific American had to say about her new position.
Marketing professor Ty Henderson met with students Feb. 7 to describe his research of how working with social causes can ultimately benefit food companies.
"You learn more from your mistakes then your successes,” Bain Consulting national partner Mark Gottfredson told students during his Feb. 2 VIP Distinguished Speaker Series talk.
John Doggett's book "When We Are the Foreigners" does a wonderful job using easily explaining complex, and extremely relevant, cultural issues in...