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Top CEOs largely silent on Trump election denial, for now

Professor Eswar Prasad points to potential risks for the economy caused by the U.S. President’s election result denial.

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Present Value: Beyond the buzz, a conversation about diversity, inclusion, and belonging

Associate Dean Michelle M. Duguid discussed her research on diversity in the workplace and her strategy for creating real and lasting change.

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Cornell Atkinson: A decade of collaborative sustainability

Associate Professor Miguel Gomez discusses his work with the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability as it celebrates 10 years of collaborations.

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Why the prospect of a divided government sent stocks soaring

Associate Professor Scott Yonker says a post-election divided government seems welcome to investors.

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The Nasdaq is skyrocketing. That may not be a great sign for the economy

Associate Professor Scott Yonker discusses investors sticking with the pandemic winners as uncertainty looms.

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Rooting from home as a model for working from home?

Assistant Professor Kevin Kniffin says it’s timely to revisit how employers and employees alike can best adapt to the times.

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Ant’s record IPO suspended in Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges

Professor Eswar Prasad discusses a sudden halt to the world’s biggest initial public offering.

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Trump trade policy: 4 years of high drama. Limited results.

Professor Eswar Prasad says the Trump administration’s approach has delivered few tangible benefits to the U.S. economy.

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Grocery stores are preparing for a second wave of panic buying — you should, too

Professor Edward McLaughlin says that stores are better prepared for a second wave of consumer hoarding as preparations for a harsh winter begin.