General Electric’s Break Up and The Decline of the Conglomerate Model
Jack Welch is widely considered one of the most successful CEOs of all time…
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Causes and Consequences of Turkey’s Grey Listing
On October 21, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) announced that Turkey would be added to its “grey list” for failing to adequately address money laundering and terrorist financing…
The International Student Bust: Is there hope for student travel?
It is no surprise that American international-student numbers have fallen hard in the last year…
The Perfect Storm: Breaking Down the Supply Chain Meltdown and What’s Being Done About It
Attempting to emerge from the hardships caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic, nations across the globe have encountered one hurdle after another…
The Street Vendor Crisis in NYC
When we buy that taco or that lamb over rice from a food cart, we don’t think much about the vendor preparing our food…
The Future of Affordable Housing in NYC
On November 2, 2021, New Yorkers voted for the next Mayor of New York City…
Gabon’s Carbon Credit Bond: A Viable Proposition?
In an effort to reduce global emissions and protect Gabon’s forests, The African Conservation Development Group (ACDG) laid out a plan to issue a $300 million bond that would generate returns through the sale of carbon credits…
Let There Be Light, and Food to Feed the People: A Week Out in North Korea
Slowly, the train passed the Yalu river, and I was in North Korea…
American Airlines and JetBlue vs DOJ: How Big Can Airlines Get?
On September 21, 2021, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit to block a partnership agreement between American Airlines and JetBlue Airlines, citing a violation of antitrust laws…
Solar Slackening? What faces America’s fastest-growing renewable energy source
The solar energy industry in America is doing very well for itself right now…
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