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Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics

Recent Stories

  • Associate professor of accounting Catherine Plante conducts research in governmental accounting.
    - Setting Standards
    Catherine Plante explains how accounting standards can helpĚý governments plan for retiree healthcare costs. Read More
  • Karen Conway, professor of economics, studies how government policies affect household decisions.
    - Tax Breaks for the Elderly
    Karen Conway, professor of economics, studies how government policies affect household decisions. Read More
  • Nelson Barber, chair and associate professor of hospitality management, studies pro-environmental consumer marketing as part of his research.
    - Who Will Pay?
    According to estimates in the Nutrition Business Journal last year, the natural food and beverage products industry grew 8.9 percent in 2015, adding $14.7 billion in sales. Though... Read More
  • Associate professor of marketing Billur Akdeniz Talay conducts research in new product development.
    - Better Predicting Market Performance
    Billur Akdeniz Talay’s research looks at pre-announcement impacts on new products. Read More
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    The angel investor market in 2016 saw a decrease in investment dollars and deal size, according to the latest angel market analysis released by the Center for Venture ResearchĚýat...
  • UNH graduate Kelsey Ulaskiewicz ’17
    - You’re Hired
    An internship led to a job for accounting and finance major Kelsey UlaskiewiczĚý’17. Read More
  • Heather Price in classroom at UNH
    - Ticking All the Boxes
    From her studies at Paul College to studying abroad in Australia, Heather Price ’18 is making the most of her UNH experience. Read More
  • UNH graduate Anna Gruen
    - Finding Her Success
    During a recent job interview, a could-be future boss asked Anna Gruen ’17, “Where do you see yourself in 50 years?” Read More
  • Samuel Warach '17
    - Passion for Innovation Leads to NextStep
    Sam Warach '17 takes on the opioid crisis. Read More
  • six images of student winners with large checks
    - Passport to Innovation
    UNH's ECenter recently awarded $19,500 as part of the i2 Passport Program. Read More