On October 25th, 2023, America had its 36th mass shooting this year. 18 people in Lewiston, Maine, were fatally shot down. Here below is a timeline of the events from the shooting to the inevitable demise of Robert Card.
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Poland is going through something that may transform Europe– and surprisingly, it’s the 2023 election that may have changed it all. In America, the sentiment involved in elections often involves an innate feeling of helplessness.
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Israelites and Palestinians, Islam and Judaism hurl past conflicts and atrocities at one another. But the truth is, both sides’ recent efforts are reactionary, based on a history in which we, as contemporaries, are not responsible.
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Modern CEOS have been creating a gap between marketing and their understanding. However, this isn’t an impossible issue to solve as there’s real solutions to be driven from this lack of understanding.
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UNESCO’s Director, Audry Azoulay, reported that Africa can become an emerging fashion leader, but greater support must be made for the workers and the overall industry. The report was presented at the 2023 Lagos Fashion Week and displayed that the African fashion industry can increase by 25% if the authorities figure out ways to improve investment, sourcing costs, right and legislations.
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Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS has secured a sponsorship deal with the NBA, WNBA, and USA Basketball, becoming their official underwear partner. The expansion into men’s apparel, including a menswear line featuring athletes like Nick Boza and Neymar Jr., has marked a significant move for SKIMS, creating a buzz through a press conference.
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Back in May of 2023, the German sportswear company Puma entered a multi-year partnership with the rapidly expanding Formula 1 racing. From a historical perspective, the deal made a lot of sense. Puma has a long and storied history with the sport of racing in general.
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On November 2nd, there was an Impact Talk hosted in Bethany Hall titled “Generative AI and Higher Education. The keynote speaker of the event was Dr. Jason Gulya, who is a professor at Berkeley College and the chair of the Artificial Intelligence council. There was also a panel of Seton Hall faculty and students to discuss the topic of AI as well, and express their beliefs on how they believe AI should or should not be implemented on campus.
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As the new National Basketball Association (NBA) season starts to get its legs underneath itself, discussions for next year have already begun. This is more than just players moving around and teams making changes to coaching staff, rather the NBA as a whole and the upcoming TV rights deal that expires after the 2024-2025 season.
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The energy sector this past quarter has had an M&A party, and these developments have captured the attention of investors and analysts alike. The events of 2022 shook the world and energy markets. The invasion of Ukraine and its political ramifications resulted in severe dislocations in energy markets, thereby ensuring that energy, especially its availability and affordability, remained at the forefront of sociopolitical debate.
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