Business and economics news

Brand activism requires bravery

Recently some UK not-for-profits have shifted towards activism-driven campaigns. This shift could mean changes to how they are perceived.

AUT finance research helps us get Sorted

AUT research has helped Sorted launch a money personality quiz to help us understand how we spend our money and where we need to focus.

NZ needs to build trade with India

Prioritising our trade and economic relationship with India and China should be a key goal for New Zealand.

What’s your money personality?

Are you a big spender or an anxious saver? New research finds five distinct money personalities that drive how we manage and make decisions about money.

How to beat obesity? Leave GST in place

Despite calls to ditch GST from fruit and veg, there are more targeted options that can be used to help struggling families afford healthier foods.

Accounting degree adds to career choices

A recent event hosted by AUT Business School brought together students, parents, and professionals to discuss the value of an Accounting degree.

Mentoring programme empowers students

Praise is flowing for the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law’s “Morning with a Mentor” programme.

Low-paying jobs for some workers

New AUT research explores whether low-wage workers can easily transition to better-paying opportunities.

Global win for Business School grad

Mike Jenkins (Ngāti Raukawa), a 2005 graduate of AUT Business School, has won a sought-after Beta Gamma Sigma 2023 Entrepreneurial Achievement Award.

Allyship and making a difference

Allyship is about acknowledging and understanding inequities and taking action to help level the playing field, explains Professor Kate Kearins.