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Present Value: Sommelier Cheryl Stanley gives lessons in wine
Stanley, lecturer in the School of Hotel Administration, speaks with the Present Value podcast on the basics of wine, restaurant proceses, and wine production.

The United States lags behind China in adopting mobile payments
Mobile payments dominate in China. The United States lags behind and remains loyal to traditional payment methods. Will we catch up?

Cornell-Tsinghua FMBA residential session included teamwork, dragon boats, and BBQ
The new Cornell-Tsinghua FMBA Class of 2021 reflects on their orientation and parts of their first residential session on the Cornell campus.

Is bad news fake news?
Cornell Real Estate Market Indices: Crocker Liu and co-authors highlight hotel performance and positive/negative momentum during Q3 2019.

Report: Leveraging bike-share systems to improve guest experiences and attract tourists
Elena Belavina and Ashish Kabra offer guidance to hotels on choosing a bike-share for guests and how cities can best design and run tourist-friendly systems.

John Tobin-de la Puente is bridging the gap between private investment and conservation
John Tobin-de la Puente, professor of practice, is on a mission to bring about positive environmental change through the power of private investment.

Alumna Angela Mwanza advises MBAs to build a strong network during 2019 JWiB keynote
Mwanza’s talk and a new scholarship in an alumna’s honor focused on building strong relationships to create a powerful network.

Sharing the marketing love with CosmicLove Creations
MBA students in Big Red Microenterprise worked with the owner of Ithaca’s CosmicLove Creations to establish a digital marketing strategy for handmade, upcycled clothing.

Innovative economies: Has China surpassed the United States?
John Ninia, an undergraduate research assistant for EMI, compares innovation in China and the United States as their economies compete for dominance.