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CEO and NYU Professor Aria Finger discusses the business of nonprofits. Written by Tristan Harris Stern students are increasingly looking for ways to leverage their business [...]
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The Rise of the Gaming Industry
Written by Victoria Chen Staples Center, Barclays Center, Madison Square Garden—while most would think this would just be a list of the homes of the Los Angeles Lakers, [...]
The Outdated Electoral College
Written by Arjun Gheewala In wake of the surprising election outcome, anti-Trump protests have brought the electoral college into the spotlight. Many argue for the [...]
Education Reform: a Chance to Get it Right
Written by Aditya Garg and Sami Siddiqui In the aftermath of the presidential election, we are left thinking about how policies will change and what President-elect Donald [...]
Financial Literacy and Inclusion in India: Demand and Supply
Written by Sanchit Kumar During the launch of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) in 2014, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared, “If we want to eradicate [...]
Vine Shutdown: What Does it Mean for Twitter?
Written by Lauren Tai On October 27, Twitter announced its plans to shut down its short-video sharing app Vine, which was popularized for its 6-second video loops. The app [...]
Post-Election: The Longer Version of a Facebook Post I Wrote
Written by Aditi Shankar On Tuesday, November 8, I had a midterm. My professor, Manjiree Jog, commented that morning, “It’s a privilege to live in a democracy. Use [...]
Multilevel Marketing: Though Appearing Harmless, Still Controversial
Written by Joanne Jang Most have heard of Amway. If not, they probably have heard of either Herbalife or Nuskin. Though these companies’ products are consumed throughout [...]
With President-elect Trump, Trans-Pacific Partnership in Jeopardy
Written by Pooja Narayanan The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a free trade agreement that includes 12 Pacific Rim countries: the US, Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, [...]
Intangible Assets in GDP: Updating an Antiquated Measure
Written by Alexis Datta Among the many measures that are used to measure an economy’s performance, the most significant is Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This measure [...]
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