Auditors’ leniency may be tied to firm growth, research suggests
Audit firms that prodce more negative opinions have slower growth than ones with a reputation for leniency, research from a College of Business faculty finds.
Audit firms that prodce more negative opinions have slower growth than ones with a reputation for leniency, research from a College of Business faculty finds.
CSU researcher Susan Golicic has spent more than a decade studying wine around the world. We asked her about sustainability, what's next for the industry and boxed wine.
You did it! Years of hard work and sacrifice have paid off. We couldn’t be more proud of you.
“I think the most rewarding part was meeting the people in my cohort, even though my experience was different because of COVID-19.”
First-generation senior and Mountain West First Team track athlete, Liam Mather, overcame unexpected challenges to grow in the College of Business and change the way he approaches academics.
The proposal focused on resiliency kits for people in Mozambique who have been the victims of natural disasters.
Drawing on 15 years of leadership in social and environmental sustainability education, the Impact MBA at the Colorado State University College of Business was named the No. 5 Better World MBA in the United States by Corporate Knights.
Vying for a $5,000 first place prize, the Deloitte Women in Business Case Competition put College of Business students' skills to the test addressing real-world issues of gender equality embedded in a complex business scenario. The teams proposed innovative ideas and solutions to the challenge and presented to a panel of expert judges made up of CSU staff, faculty, and distinguished professionals.
Real estate leaders discussed the state of Northern Colorado's market, which does not show any signs of cooling off.
Research from the College of Business into storytelling and stakeholders’ attitudes about the future may help take much of the guesswork out of how to motivate others to support entrepreneurial change.