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SHA, Johnson teams both make finals of She Has a Deal pitch competition
The teams are among five nationally who will compete for $50,000 in deal equity in the women-only real estate competition in October.
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.
Hotels are promoting the nostalgia of the family road trip
Professor Chekitan Dev says new marketing is invoking the familiar tropes of the family car ride to a beach, the mountains, or a national park.
If government’s first duty is to protect us, how can masks in public be optional?
Senior Lecturer Dana Radcliffe discusses an important ethical question around the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 Best & Brightest Executive MBAs
Three amazing professionals from Johnson programs made the list: Yoga Anand from Los Angeles, CA; Jack Cheung, New York City, NY; and Daniel Lakoff, MD, from Montreal, Canada.
The Rundown: Highlights from the week of July 20
Expert perspectives from Cornell SC Johnson College of Business faculty on COVID-19’s impact on business, hospitality, and the economy.
The U.S.-China trade deal risks falling victim to spiraling ties
Professor Eswar Prasad discusses deteriorating US-China relations, declining since the COVID-19 pandemic devastated the globe.
Case study challenge invites students, alumni, and hospitality experts to weigh in
Chekitan Dev’s co-authored case examines options for expansion of a luxury resort. Learn more about the challenge and see how the industry responded.
These MBA programs are the top feeders to the tech industry — for now
Johnson was recently listed as a top feeder school for the tech industry, citing 15% of its 2019 class heading into the industry.
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