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Receives ERC funding for the second time

Behavioural economics

NHH Professor Bertil Tungodden has been awarded NOK 22 million from the ERC to investigate a fundamental question in economics: When are markets morally legitimate?

Pay Transparency Directive: EU countries miss the deadline

Opinion Piece Labour Economics

The principle of equal pay for equal work has existed for a long time. But what good is it if employees do not have enough information to know whether they are actually being treated unfairly?

Lufthansa Technik to build on NHH Students’ Solutions

‘Their solution could help aircraft use less fuel and reduce their environmental impact in the future,’ says Robin Gerlach at Lufthansa.

It is troubling to see how little of the state’s enormous dividend income goe...

Opinion Piece Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Norway needs to strengthen its capacity for innovation. An owner that controls one third of the Oslo Stock Exchange cannot leave that task to others.

Tax revenue losses worldwide as a result of profit shifting are estimated at between USD 100 billion and USD 240 billion a year. Studies using Norwegian data suggest that Norway loses between six and eight per cent of its corporate tax revenues as a result of profit shifting, write NHH researchers Theresa Bührle and Elisa Casi in DN. Photo: OECD headquarters in Paris (Wikimedia/MySociety).

The tax race is not over

Opinion Piece Tax and Public Economics

The global minimum tax was meant to curb profit shifting. But for many companies, it has primarily become something else: a new and complex reporting system.

New professors in strategy and management

Digitalisation Organisation and Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Tina Saebi and Alexander Madsen Sandvik are entering the summer with a new title: professor.

Threw master’s students in at the deep end – and was celebrated at Grieghalle...

Accounting and Auditing

Joel Berge let his master’s students work with real data, AI and a real-life problem from Akvariet. They rewarded him with an award for excellence in teaching.

The master’s candidates filled the stage in Grieghallen to applause, music and a formal ceremony. Around 500 candidates celebrated the day together with proud parents, family and friends. Photo: Silje Robinson

“It is a little bittersweet that it is over”

They have studied hard, celebrated, and made friends for life. On Friday evening, 500 candidates stood dressed up and expectant in Grieghallen, ready to walk onto the stage one last time as NHH students.

Alexander Sørloth and Erling Braut Haaland

World Cup: 100,000 simulations reveal Norway’s chances of winning

Norway has a 70 percent chance of advancing from the group stage, according to new mathematical calculations.

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