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U.S. food supply chain is strained as virus spreads
Professor Karan Girotra says potential mass labor shortages due to illness and leave is the largest risk to food supply chains across the country.
Asian hotels press ahead with expansions despite pandemic
While hotels with high volumes of Chinese tourists have rough times ahead, Sheryl Kimes, emeritus professor, believes many operators will survive.
My Oceana experience: Moving toward a career in environmental sustainability
Ocean plastic pollution is a global crisis, and it will probably get worse before it gets better. MBA student Russell Grandin is speaking out to affect positive change.
The top three most surprising facts about emerging market multinationals
Emerging Markets Institute research assistant Jennifer Wholey shares the most surprising things she has learned about emerging market multinationals.
EMI at the crossroads: Crisis, contagion, and community
The crisis, the specter of contagion, invited us to think anew and act boldly and bravely, with the imaginative work ahead. Let us emerge.
Big-rig truck driver shortage worsened by coronavirus
Professor Andrew Novakovic says that shortages of big-rig truck drivers are complicated due to food industry regulations, putting shipments at risk.
Tip-baiting is latest battle for gig workers
Michael Lynn, professor of consumer behavior and marketing, discusses tipping through online apps as gig workers deliver during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Edward McLaughlin named interim dean of the Dyson School
Edward McLaughlin, Robert G. Tobin Professor of Marketing, emeritus, will become interim dean of Cornell’s Dyson School July 1.
In her own words: Michelle Duguid puts her sleep research to work
Plagued by insomnia for much of her adult, Associate Professor Michelle Duguid decided to an academic approach to the problem.
Coronavirus sends Upstate NY dairy industry into ‘free fall’ as milk dumping soars
Andrew Novakovic, professor of agricultural economics, says it could be a long recovery for New York dairy as the industry is hurting from COVID-19 complications.
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