In The Media
Our faculty lend their expert opinion to media outlets around the world. Here’s a collection of where to find them. Plus, discover stories about our people and programs in a variety of publications.
How travel will change post-pandemic: 10 expert predictions
Hotels will become airy places with artificial intelligence behind the scenes, says Senior Lecturer Stephani Robson.
U.S. ports busier than ever as East-West shipping rebounds
Professor Eswar Prasad says that when people can’t spend money on experiences and other services, they look towards this.
The yuan won’t unseat the dollar soon — but it could grow in prominence if China dominates in tech and trade
Professor Eswar Prasad discusses the growth in prominence of the Chinese yuan across the globe.
These 2 charts show the biggest investment banks are recruiting fewer Harvard and Stanford graduates. Here’s where they’re getting top talent from instead.
Cornell’s MBA program has become a factory for highly-trained investment bankers who excel when they hit the desk.
Uptick in COVID-19 cases makes it difficult to bring back jobs. ‘Some people may be put out of the job market for a long time.’
Professor Murillo Campello says that the employment disruption created by COVID-19 has necessitated everyone to take a hard look at their skills.
Wall Street gets its finance MBAs from these schools
The Johnson Graduate School of Management leads all elite schools in Europe and the U.S. in sending graduates to the world’s financial epicenter.
Why STB’s S$45m domestic tourism campaign makes sense
With COVID-19 impacting international tourism particularly hard, Professor Emeritus Sheryl Kimes discusses domestic tourism investment in Singapore.
Restaurant customers are generally accepting of delivery fees…
… as long as those charges are seen as fair, according to a new study by Professor Sheryl Kimes.
Growth depends on social norms, political culture; not just economic policies: ex-world bank economist
Professor Kaushik Basu says the breakdown of social cohesion is beginning to hurt India.