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Two shipping containers suspended from wires crash into one another. The one on the left is painted with American flag colors. The other is painted with Chinese flag colors. At the point of collision, pieces of each shipping container break away.

Aug 3, 2026

Markups Matter in Assessing Trade Wars

The benefits of trade (and cost of tariffs) rise in countries with high-markup industries, Poole scholar Hamid Firooz finds.
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Jul 9, 2026

Why Greenwashing Is Getting Harder To Spot

Companies disclose more sustainability data than ever, but does it matter? Poole scholar Ari de Fauconberg explores a subtle form of greenwashing.
A soccer ball with the 2026 World Cup sits in the left foreground of the frame.

Jul 7, 2026

The Jock Tax and the World Cup

From federal tax treaties to local levies, a complex web of policies affects earnings for World Cup athletes.
Facing the camera, but with only their torso and arms in view, a person reaches forward with their right hand. They touch box that says, "AI" as other boxes describe steps in the AI development process.

Jun 15, 2026

AI Answers for Entrepreneurs, From Entrepreneurs

With so many AI tools available (and more on the way), a Poole scholar taps expert opinions on how entrepreneurs can get value from AI investments.
Carolina Hurricanes defenseman K'Andre Miller skates behind the night. To his right, back turned to camera, goalie Frederik Andersen awaits the start of Game 2 of the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals.

Jun 10, 2026

The Carolina Hurricanes: A Brand on the Rise

NC State marketing professor Michael Stanko analyzes the Carolina Hurricanes' remarkable brand turnaround and the lessons other businesses can take from it.
Thousands of fans wearing Carolina Hurricanes shirts and jerseys stand and cheer during a Stanley Cup Finals game.

Jun 8, 2026

The Hidden Risk After a Hometown Win: Why Carolina Hurricanes Fans Should Take a Beat Before Hitting the Road

Getting behind the wheel after a big win can be dangerous, Poole scholar Stacy Wood finds.
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May 1, 2026

Study: Past Help Colors Perceptions of Auditors’ Tech Work

Consulting AI specialists boosts an auditor's competence but may decrease manager trust in their solo work.

Apr 23, 2026

Investigating Practical Implications

All scholarly articles on management offer practical implications. But useful guidance is rare, Poole scholar Jon Carr finds.
A pair of hands on a wooden table set with a glass mug of tea and clipboard. One hand reaches to swipe a credit card on a card reader, being held by a waiter.

Apr 15, 2026

Swipe Fees, Power and Policy

As merchants and payment card vendors near a legal settlement, policy questions remain.
A line of people waiting to vote snakes around a tree in Raleigh, NC.

Apr 9, 2026

Explainer: Election Security in North Carolina

How does election security work? Accounting scholar Jim Scalise breaks down the processes that protect votes.