Trump V. Tiktok
On the 20th of September, the wildly popular Tiktok app was officially banned following an official statement by the government.
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A Burning America: U.S. West Wildfires and Their Consequences
As America faces political and societal turmoil amidst the end of 2020, it faces a growing national ecological threat.
Read MoreSupreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsburg Dies at 87
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away last Friday due to metastatic pancreatic cancer.
One of justice Ginsburg’s last words to her granddaughter were, “my most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new President is installed.”
Internship Spotlight: James Carpenter
I had the privilege of interviewing James Carpenter, a senior in the Stillman School of Business who interned with Deloitte this past summer.
Read MoreGoogle Sheets Lags Excel…and It’s not Even Close
As Google has expanded its reach and ascended to popularity throughout the past decade, the company has vied for Microsoft’s users.
Read MoreBill Ackman Plays Welfare Problem Solver
Whenever Bill Ackman speaks publicly, you’re bound to hear about it, and it’s not just because he’s one of the most prolific hedge fund managers out there.
Read MoreIPOs are Great Again
The good old days have rarely come back to feel so good. IPOs are hot in 2020, already eclipsing all YTD totals for the last 20 years. The only year that comes even close? 2000.
Read MoreMichael Jordan and Denny Hamlin Create New NASCAR Team
57-year-old Michael Jordan is purchasing a NASCAR team, which will begin competing in the 2021 Cup Series season. Jordan teamed up with current NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin to buy the NASCAR charter of Germain Racing, with the new team name yet to be announced.
Read MoreSteve Cohen Completes Purchase of New York Mets
The entire baseball world has been waiting to see who would end up purchasing the New York Mets from the Wilpon and Katz families, as such a transaction has been rumored to be in the works for well over a year.
Read MoreAustralian Travel Restrictions Leave Thousands Stranded
Australia has seen some of the most uncompromising travel measures during the outbreak, including banning foreigners from entering, citizens from leaving, and mandatory 14-day quarantine in hotels. At the same time, thousands of Australian citizens have been stuck in foreign countries, unable to return home.
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