Made possible by donations from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation and the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, the Stockholm School of Economics is now establishing a professorship with the title “The Jacob and Marcus Wallenberg Chair in Innovative and Sustainable Business Development” and a new research center associated with that professorship.

Dahl Sweden is the leading heating, ventilation and sanitation technology wholesaler in Sweden and we are pleased to welcome them to our Corporate Partnership Program.

During one single week the SSE Business Lab startup BuildSafe was awarded The Stockholm Innovation Scholarship, Venture Cup Öst and Årets Unga Affärsidé, Solna.

I den senaste artikeln i DN finns ett antal faktafel och Handelshögskolan blir på falska grunder anklagade för brott.

Mattia Bianchi has been awarded the Corporate Partnership Program’s Research Award for 2015 at the Stockholm School of Economics. The prize constitutes an award of SEK 100,000 from the Stockholm School of Economics’ corporate partners and was presented during the Corporate Partners’ Meeting.

The winning team from the Stockholm School of Economics in the Hult Prize Competition has advanced to the regional finals of the competition.

Oil has for decades been perceived as a necessary and highly addictive energy commodity, fueling the world economy. It is a crucial input good for most of the net-oil consumer countries, and it is an important source of revenue for the net-oil supplier countries. This means that any changes in the oil price will affect the entire world economy. Chloé Le Coq and Zorica Trkulja from Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics have written a policy brief that explains to what extent the oil-price fluctuations matter for the economy.

Stockholm China Economic Research Institute, Stockholm School of Economics

This year the recipient of The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, Angus Deaton, visited SSE on Saturday, December 12.

Professor Tore Ellingsen held a much appreciated speech yesterday to Professor Deaton, the laureate of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel.