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Cornell Business News showcases the college’s transformative educational outcomes, meaningful research and courage to tackle societal challenges. This archive is a collection the articles that feature research, insights and leadership across the college from the past several years.
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The Rundown: Highlights from the week of June 15
Expert perspectives from Cornell SC Johnson College of Business faculty on COVID-19’s impact on business, hospitality, and the economy.
DoorDash scores valuation of $16 billion as coronavirus pushes it to top of food-delivery chain
Lecturer Douglas Miller says that, for many restaurants, focusing on delivery during the onset of COVID-19 was the only way to stay in business.
Juneteenth gives corporate America a chance to act on pledges to fight racism following George Floyd’s killing
Dean Lynn Perry Wooten discusses Juneteenth as many companies begin to give their employees the day off or a day of reflection.
A company’s biggest privacy threat? Insiders
Associate Professor David Sherwyn discusses company garnered data and how serious steps should be taken to protect it from outsiders and insiders.
Feeling anxious? Rearranging your furniture may be the self-care you need
Senior Lecturer Stephani Robson says even a little home reorganizing and redecorating can indeed alleviate anxiety.
Cornell Executive MBA NYC students take teamwork to the next level with business ideation
Three Cornell Executive MBA NYC students combine classroom lessons and group experience to form a diverse team and launch a telemedicine business.
How COVID is affecting U.S. food supply chain
Associate Professor Miguel Gomez discusses in detail the impact the global pandemic has had on domestic food supply chains.
Favorite MBA professors of the Class of 2020
Professor of Practice Risa Mish and Senior Lecturer Craig Snow named to favorite MBA Professors of the Class of 2020 list.
Inequality in America was huge before the pandemic. The stock market is making it worse.
Professor Eswar Prasad says a rising stock market, within current economic conditions, will disproportionately benefit the haves over the have-nots.
Business school deans live the crisis, not just teach about it
One pandemic lesson learned at the Johnson Graduate School of Management is that guest speakers are a lot easier to book on Zoom vs. in-person visits.
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