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Nov 26, 2024

The Tax Impact of the CHIPS Act on Semiconductor Manufacturing

A recent study co-authored by Poole finance lecturer Christian Koch outlines the finalized regulations from the IRS regarding the CHIPS Act’s tax credit.

Nov 25, 2024

Poole Professors Weigh in on Mental Health in the Workplace

Poole professors Patrick Flynn and Tom Zagenczyk examine the current state of workplace mental health across North Carolina.

Nov 25, 2024

Bonnie Hancock Shares Tips for Financial Health

Poole professor Bonnie Hancock shares how to build and maintain a strong credit score.

Nov 21, 2024

Leading the Pack to Turn Risk Into Strategic Advantage

Poole College’s ERM Roundtable Summit gathers risk professionals with innovators from the public and private sectors to discuss leading-edge risk management strategies.

Nov 19, 2024

Tariff Hikes Will Hit U.S. Shoppers’ Wallets, Warns Poole Expert

Poole professor Rob Handfield discusses the impact of proposed U.S. tariff increases on consumer prices and household budgets.

Nov 15, 2024

Rob Handfield Weighs In On Best Credit Cards For Purchase Protection

Poole professor Rob Handfield discusses purchase protection plans' profitability and impact on consumer behavior.

Nov 14, 2024

Entrepreneurs Do Better By Talking Less and Listening More

To grow and thrive, new ventures should cultivate an organizationwide capacity for listening, according to new Poole College research.

Nov 8, 2024

​​Ready to Become a Franchisee? Here’s What You Need to Know

Poole professor Jenn Woodhull-Smith shares key insights for aspiring franchisees.

Nov 5, 2024

Melinda Morrill’s Study Examines How Natural Disaster Closures Impact Student Performance

A recent study by Poole professor Melinda Morrill examines how natural disaster school closures affect student performance across economic groups.

Oct 31, 2024

New Report: Enterprise Risk Management Processes Remain Undervalued by Global Boards and Executives Amid Heightening Risk Environment

According to a report by the AICPA and NC State University, enterprise risk management processes continue to be undervalued by boards and executives.