Stern x Tinder: A Match Made In Heaven?
Written by Pooja Narayanan In an age fueled by social media, digital dating has become increasingly common, and more importantly, socially acceptable. From traditional [...]
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Bolsonaro’s “Bullsonaro Wave”
By Pooja Narayanan Brazil’s political system was shaken on Sunday, October 28, 2018 when right-wing congressman Jair Bolsonaro won the country’s presidential election. [...]
Multi-Factor Authentication: Imperative or Inconvenient?
Written by Pooja Narayanan In implementing MFA, NYU administration emphasized the importance of security. Students would have to prove they were logging into their accounts [...]
The Impact of the GOP’s Tax Plan
Written by Pooja Narayanan Under the current proposal, the seven existing tax brackets will be consolidated into four, with taxpayers contributing 12, 25, 35, or 39.6 percent [...]
The Case for Corporate Social Responsibility
Written by Pooja Narayanan Milton Friedman once argued that businesses were not required to be socially responsible. His reasons: first, corporations are not experts on [...]
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, [...]
Bayer and Monsanto: Potential Marriage between Two Agribusiness Giants not without Concern
Written by Pooja Narayanan The potential merger between German chemical giant Bayer and American seed and fertilizer giant Monsanto has the potential of restructuring of [...]
EpiPen Price Hike and Controversies over Pricing Power in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Written by Pooja Narayanan Mylan, a global pharmaceutical company, has recently faced intense scrutiny over the significant price increase of its life-saving drug, the EpiPen [...]
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