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It takes a lot to keep McCombs at the top of the business school rankings. See what progress we’re making and how it's changing the way we do business.
CEOs have climbed to the highest rungs of the corporate ladder. So how did they get there. See where they went to school, which states pay the most and what percentage of CEOs are psychopaths.
In January, The Austin Chamber of Commerce published the first “Austin A List,” a collection of 35 local companies area investors say have strong growth potential. Eighteen of those companies have direct ties to the McCombs School.
This spring, students committed $482,000 to support scholarships, competition travel and special programs. To put that in perspective, we had a little fun with the numbers and calculated what else that money could get you, from junk food to luxury cars.
Meet the newest members of the McCombs community: thousands of students across nine programs, hailing from 25 countries.
"Our current fiscal policies are unsustainable in the long run," says Professor of Accounting Michael Granof about the U.S. economy. Here, a look at the president's 2011 budget and a historical view of the U.S. surplus/deficit compared to GDP.
Who are the newest McCombs students? A few nifty facts and figures create a picture of a diverse, intelligent, well-traveled group.
Ten years have passed since Red McCombs made his transformational $50 million gift to the school. The unrestricted funds have extended well beyond the original sum through a unique matching program, serving as the rising tide that raised many other generous donations.
McCombs researchers Huaxia Rui, Andrew Whinston and Elizabeth Winkler decided to test Twitter's business relevancy by connecting it to revenue for one of the world’s most buzz-hungry products: the summer blockbuster.
