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2020 Best & Brightest MBAs: Deon Provost, Cornell University
Johnson's Deon Provost MBA '20 is named to Poets&Quants Best & Brightest MBAs list for the graduating Class of 2020.
USDA wants to help farmers feed families, but advocates and lawmakers say it’s not enough
Associate Professor Miguel Gomez, a food supply chain and distribution expert, discusses system-wide programs that could reduce food waste.
Finding your balance in a topsy-turvy market
Associate Professor Vicki Bogan, director of Dyson's Institute for Behavioral and Household Finance, suggests couples work as a team when it comes to saving.
The Rundown: News highlights from the week of April 27
A concise collection of recent expert perspectives from Cornell SC Johnson College of Business faculty on COVID-19’s impact on business, hospitality, and the economy.
Why it’s a problem if J.Crew and other retailers file for bankruptcy at the same time
Professor Vishal Gaur says that retailers filing for bankruptcy cannot even hold liquidation sales to drum up cash due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
Unions, advocates say Trump putting meat packing workers at risk
Associate Professor Miguel Gomez describes the difficulty of social distancing protocols in large food plants and risks to production capacity.
2020 Best 40 Under 40 Professors: Lin William Cong, Cornell University SC Johnson College of Business
Associate Professor Will Cong, Rudd Family Professor of Management, has been named one of Poets & Quants' 2020 Best 40 Under 40 Professors.
New York dairy farmers feel the squeeze from Coronavirus as milk sales dry up
Professor Andrew Novakovic says that dairy supply chains weren’t able to immediately pivot to delivering consumer goods sold in grocery stores.
The U.S. plans to lend $500 billion to large companies. It won’t require them to preserve jobs or limit executive pay
Professor Eswar Prasad worries the Fed’s coronavirus aid program to companies lacks important restrictions that could protect jobs moving forward.
Gambling opponents want a Lottery moratorium
Professor David Just says COVID-19 isolation orders could detract from lottery ticket sales, such as Scratch Offs, which often are an impulse buys.
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