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How are hotels surviving during COVID? Extreme makeovers, innovative business promotions keeps industry afloat
SHA Dean Kate Walsh discusses how hotels are starting to think outside of the box as they review their operations due to the pandemic.
Chinese economy expands 4.9% in third quarter
Professor Eswar Prasad says that China's short-term growth is secure, but challenges will need to be dealt with for its longer-term health.
What you can do with a business management degree
Dyson's Harry Kaiser, associate dean for academic affairs, discusses job prospects for business management degree recipients.
China pulls ahead among major economies in pandemic recovery
Professor Eswar Prasad points to China as the likely primary driver of global growth over the coming two years.
How to save capitalism
Professor Chris Marquis says shareholder capitalism has left the American and global economies in a dire place.
Let’s make life delicious! A summer at Kraft Heinz
Kaitlyn Briggs writes about her passion for sustainability, the dairy industry and her summer internship in marketing at Kraft Heinz.
Cornell convenes summit of business school diversity, equity, and inclusion leaders
Michelle Duguid, associate dean for diversity, inclusion and belonging, convenes Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Business School Leadership Summit
How to safely — and graciously — host friends and family as the weather gets colder
Lecturer Lilly Jan suggests those who wish to host friends at home for safe social gatherings should take their cue from restaurant pandemic measures.
G-20 suspends poor nations’ debt payments for 6 more months
Professor Eswar Prasad talks international debt relief and China's growing influence as a creditor.
China growth limits global economic damage from pandemic, IMF says
Professor Eswar Prasad says China moved swiftly to control the spread of COVID as well as support the economy.
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