Executives diagnosed with anxiety or depression make systematically less efficient investment decisions, new study finds. But one thing appears to help: not leaving the biggest decisions to one person alone.
On Friday 16 October Ethan Connor O’Leary will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
While older people sit alone, volunteers who want to help remain stuck on waiting lists for months. In just three days, NHH students developed an AI solution to connect them.
Former NHH students Odin Sande and Erik Tien Huynh have been awarded the Lehmkuhl Grant for their master’s thesis ‘A Punch in the Face’.
Why do we disagree so strongly about economic inequality and redistribution? Alexander W. Cappelen and Bertil Tungodden explore this question in a new comment article in Nature Human Behaviour.
They exercise more, have more close friends and are far more involved in student activities than students generally. A new survey also shows that NHH students are among those who enjoy student life the most.
As a technical manager at festivals, Bjarte Laa (23) saw first-hand how much time was lost because of fragmented and poorly organised information. Now, the NHH student and his co-founders have won NOK 200,000 for Livespec, named Western Norway’s best student business idea.
