Blog Posts

India’s Quick Commerce Boom: A Step Closer to Becoming a Developed Nation?
Q-commerce is transforming retail, driving job growth, and reshaping supply chains in India.

Sri Lanka’s Economic Rebound
MPS student, William Sanders ’25 , examines the multi-sector growth that brought Sri Lanka’s economy back from a financial crisis.

Unlocking Africa’s Growth: Addressing Capital Challenges
To unlock Africa’s growth, capital access must evolve. Read about proposed structural reforms, ecosystem support, and investor innovation.

How My Undergraduate Experience in the Cayuga Fund Ignited My Passion for Investment Research
Courtney Huang ’26 shares her experience in the Cayuga Fund, the student-led investment fund.

Navigating Market Uncertainty: Lessons from an MBA Student in the Cayuga Fund
Owais Aslam, MBA ’25 shares his experience in the Cayuga Fund, the student-led investment fund.

Stablecoins: Importance in Emerging Markets and Recommended Regulatory Framework
Stablecoins offer a solution for cross-border payments and wealth preservation in emerging markets.

Discovering Korea and Japan through Cornell’s MBA Winter Trek
Students explore the intersection of culture, innovation, and business strategy on Cornell Johnson’s MBA trek to Korea and Japan.

The Future Is Now: India’s Journey to Becoming a Global Chip Powerhouse
Traditionally reliant on imports, India marches toward a $110 billion semiconductor industry by 2030, backed by investments and strategy.

Bubbles to Breakthroughs: Ithaca Soap Co.’s Patent Journey
Big Red Microenterprise students reflect on working with Ithaca Soap to capture interest and attract clientele for a patented soap packaging process