Assistant Professor of Finance Tray Spilker commented on Roku's 2019 stock performance and future earnings despite growing competition in the streaming market.

Marketing Associate Professor Nathaniel Hartmann provided his expert analysis on Roku's marketing strategy to increase revenues and profits.

Dr. Jing Ai, Professor of Finance, First Insurance Company Distinguished Professor, Faculty Advisor, FMA and Insurance & Risk Management Track at the Shidler College of Business, was interviewed for WalletHub's 2019 car insurance study. Ai shared her expert opinion on the pros and cons of cheap car insurance.

Fundraisers at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's Shidler College of Business were also careful about their decisions following a mega-gift, but, lucky for the, they had been through the drill before.

Hawaii real estate investor Jay Shidler, who has created multiple real estate investment trusts over the years, joined the debate over taxing REITSin Hawaii this week in testimony over opposing a bill that would break with federal law by imposing a corporate income tax on REITs that own commercial real estate in Hawaii.

UH workshop to show businesses how to prevent cyber attacks.

Some of the nation’s best graduate schools and programs are at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, according to U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 ranking.

Tung Bui, chair and professor of information technology, was quoted in an article entitled “7 ways to ensure IT gets the credit it deserves” in the Feb. 13 issue of CIO.com (93,872 monthly unique visitors).

Dr. Elizabeth Davidson, Information Technology Management professor at the Shidler College of Business shared her insight on what blockchain may mean to the future of healthcare. 

Jay H. Shidler’s recent gift of cash and real estate ground leases to the Shidler College of Business was featured today in The Wall Street Journal.

The Hall of Honors event has evolved into a major fundraiser for scholarships to the Shidler College of Business.

Then a homeowner living on the oceanfront decided to step up: Jay Shidler. “This is his neighborhood, he lives here,” says Woll, of the business leader and philanthropist. “He doesn’t want any publicity, but he put in over half a million dollars to renovate Mākālei,” and Le‘āhi Park, just up the road. “It’s the biggest-ever cash donation to the parks department.”

“The public might be outraged, demanding swift actions when sexual harassment charges are brought forward against someone with political connections,” said Hannah-Hanh D. Nguyen, an associate professor of management at The Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. “But our public servants are long-term employees with job security.”

Jay Shidler, founder and managing director of The Shidler Group and benefactor of the University of Hawaii business school that bears his name, is recuperating at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific in Honolulu after suffering a stroke last week.

Hawaii philanthropist and businessman, Jay Shidler has stepped aside from leading the local real estate investment firm he founded after suffering a stroke on September 23. Shidler said the other two managing partners in The Shidler Group, Kimbery Aquino and Larry Taff will lead the investment firm during the coming weeks so that he can fully concentrate on his health.

Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Marketing, Miao Hu, provides tips for Oktober Fest fun.

This year’s Pacific Business News Business Leadership Hawaii Career Achievement honoree prefers to talk about real estate than himself, but it’s his storied real estate career that enabled Jay Shidler to make his most important mark in Hawaii as the benefactor of the University of Hawaii business school that bears his name.

Chinese financial technology firms are going to turn into "very, very powerful financial entities as a result of dominating the mobile payment system," said Ben Bystrom, a former Tokyo-based executive for Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch, and an instructor at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's Shidler College of Business. From a global perspective, he said, those Chinese firms are "competing better than they ever have."

Associate Professor of Marketing, Nathaniel Hartmann talks about what he thinks the major challenges for stores like Walmart is due to Hurricane Lane.

Professor, Dr. Elizabeth Davidson provides insight into how big data and analytics help to improve population health.

Students at the Shidler College of Business comprise 8.5 percent of the total student population at UH Manoa, roughly 1,500 students.

Alvin Awaya (BBA 1966) is stepping down as CEO of the Weinberg Foundation and will be succeeded by Corbett Kalama. The foundation also hired Giorgio Caldarone (EMBA 2002) as the new managing director, Hawaii real estate.

Chair and Professor of Management, John Butler, shares how leaders can save their organizations from failure and bankruptcy.

Benjamin Bystrom, financial economics professor, shared insight as to whether employees should be allowed to take part in board and management councils. 

Students from Mid-Pacific's Entrepreneurs Lab program compete after a year's worth of entrepreneurial study under the direction of Peter Rowan, executive director of the Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship at the UH Mānoa Shidler College of Business.