The Growth of a New Generation
ABHISHEK ROY – MARCH 25, 2019 As I walk to my next class, I often notice a small plume of smoke rise above a stranger walking in front of me. Continue Reading
What is FinTech: The Past, Present, and Future
MAE ZHENG – MARCH 21ST, 2019 The story of Fintech starts with the little changes happening in your life: you start using Venmo to split the check instead of awkwardly Continue Reading
Presidential Economics: A Series on Presidential Candidates’ Economic Proposals Part 2
OLIVIA GINGOLD – MARCH 20TH, 2019 Many of the candidates running for president are high-profile, successful politicians who have already made a name for themselves. But one presidential candidate, Andrew Continue Reading
Queens Checkmates Amazon
ANIKA MIRZA – MARCH 19TH, 2019 In 2017, Americans around the country followed Amazon’s highly dramatized quest for its next headquarters. Starting with two-hundred potential candidates, Amazon quickly narrowed down Continue Reading
India’s GIFT to the World
ABHISHEK ROY – MARCH 18TH, 2019 Gujarat, a state in the Western part of India, has a high literacy rate, wealthy diamond merchants, booming industry, and incredible power generation. This Continue Reading
The Merits and Drawbacks of Philanthrocapitalism
VASSILISA RUBTSOVA – MARCH 14TH, 2019 Bill Gates, the poster-child for the moral billionaire, has confidently stated that, “Businessmen and businesses are best placed to save the world” at the 2008 Continue Reading
Presidential Economics: A Series on Presidential Candidates’ Economic Proposals
OLIVIA GINGOLD – MARCH 13, 2019 In November of 2020, a new President of the United States will be elected. With Election Day just over a year and a half Continue Reading
Bezos’s Billions and the Disproportionate Growth Of America’s Top Earners
KATHERINE BLESIE – MARCH 12TH, 2019 A recent tweet about Jeff Bezos and the astounding magnitude of his fortune is making the rounds on social media. Originally posted by Matthew Continue Reading
Pending Economic Downturn? A Brief Look at Consumer Sentiment
MAE ZHENG – MARCH 7TH, 2019 In 2018, the U.S. saw a 3.4% GDP growth in the third quarter and a 3.9% unemployment rate in December, maintaining its status as Continue Reading
The Power of Protests
PARMITA DAS – MARCH 6TH, 2019 Political protests are an exercise in democratic rights with which individuals or groups attempt to address perceived injustices within a political system. Since 2016, Continue Reading