Cornell Business News archive
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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Park Perspectives: It’s okay not to be okay
Rachel Starr, MBA ’22, reflects on how embracing her struggles have made her an approachable leader.
Cryptocurrency in Latin America: Adoption, Regulation, and Financial Inclusion
Raghav Nath, MBA ’22, examines cryptocurrency and its adoption, promise, and regulation in the Latin American countries.
100 years of Cornell Hospitality: Alumni Celebrate at Gala
Over 300 alumni of the Nolan School of Hotel Administration walked the red carpet at the 13th annual Icons and Innovators (I&I) Awards gala.
Sri Lanka’s Financial Crisis: Origins, Impact, and Next Steps
Raghav Nath, MBA ’22, examines Sri Lanka’s economic crisis, its root causes, and how it can improve its economic prospects and regain stability.
Johnson Summer Startup Accelerator Encourages Innovation
Meet the newest cohort of the innovative students participating in the Johnson Summer Startup Accelerator, a program focused on business development.
Gift to establish Paul Rubacha Department of Real Estate
A $30 million gift from Paul Rubacha ’72, MBA ’73, will create the Paul Rubacha Department of Real Estate, an innovative, multicollege department.
Fueling Women to Run the World
Classmates Stephanie Schrauth and Linda Alvarez, both MBA ’21, cofounded Levelle, a startup developing sports nutrition products designed for women.
From Nature to Technology, Making an Impact
Mariana Flores Aguilar, MBA ’22, writes about her experience as an intern on the Technology for Social Impact team at Microsoft.
India’s Commitment to Infrastructure Development: The Next Great Growth Driver
Cornell Emerging Markets Institute Fellow Valmik Karam writes about India’s commitment of $1.4tn in infrastructure development over the next 25 years.
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