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.

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Nolan School

What will the restaurant industry look like after coronavirus?

Professor Alex Susskind joins the CEOs of Coffee & Bagel Brands, Garbanzo, and Hopdoddy to share their outlooks on the post-pandemic food industry.

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Nolan School

Shuffled not shaken out: How hotel giants will handle all those brands post-coronavirus

Professor Linda Canina theorizes that strong hotel brands will be able to better weather the post-coronavirus storm.

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Nolan School

Planning for life after coronavirus: When will we know it’s safe to travel again?

In planning for life after coronavirus, Professor Chris Anderson says that a lot of travelers will have their own litmus test for traveling.

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Nolan School

Why is getting a refund from an online travel agency so hard?

Professor Chris Anderson helps answer this question that frustrates many travelers from around the globe.

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Dyson School

Vendor finance in the Northeast dairy industry

Assistant Professor Jennifer Ifft discusses how financial stress can be a key driver of vendor financing in the farming industry.

Johnson School

COVID-19 hammers merger activity

Professor Drew Pascarella says that mergers and acquisitions are hurting in the time of COVID-19 due to a murky future.

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Dyson School

2020 Best & Brightest: Jessica Tao, Cornell (Dyson)

The Dyson School’s Jessica Tao ’21 is featured as one of Poets & Quants 2020 Best & Brightest.

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Nolan School

Hotels in large chains to qualify for small business loans in relief package

Professor Cathy Enz argues that, in the hotel industry, solidarity is strength.

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Johnson School

Why coronavirus probably won’t force American grocers to run out of food

There’s no reason to panic about stores running out of food, says Professor of Operations, Technology, and Management Karan Girotra.