Welcome to our roundup of fascinating and relevant stories making news around the world this week. Plague of Broken Contracts Frays Cotton Market – Wall Street Journal (Editor’s Top Pick) Between “August 2010 to July 2011, cotton was the most volatile of the world’s 64 exchange-traded commodities.” In 2012 alone, there have been 175 arbitration [...]
Weekly Newsmakers
Here is our special roundup of the most relevant stories making news around the world. Apple and Samsung get South Korea bans BBC News Kodak to sell film business CNN, Fortune & Money The travel business: The ineluctable middlemen The Economist German Leader Says Greece Must Remain in Euro Zone The New York Times [...]
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Dashboard Angela Merkel at the World Economic Forum Here is our weekly roundup of the most relevant and interesting stories making news around the world. The Euro: Tempted, Angela? The Economist Streaming music revenues up 40% globally in 2012 BBC News Europe’s Problems Squeeze Chinese Trade Outlook The New York Times Facebook stock hits all-time [...]
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Marketing Major joins the Berlin Collective
If you have ever wondered about what a global internship might entail, Deneesha Lawrence’s will be of interest to you. A marketing major and graphic communications minor at Baruch, she told us about her experience while interning at the Berlin Collective in New York City. She describes the Berlin Collective as an institution that cares [...]
Weekly Newsmakers
Here is our roundup of the most relevant and interesting stories making news around the world. Global food prices rise in July due to extreme weather BBC News Manufacturing in India: The masala Mittelstand The Economist Strong Yen is Dividing Generations in Japan The New York Times Two legends in economics wrestle over the euro’s [...]
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