Paper Versus PDF: Which is the Better Textbook?
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, many learning institutions have embraced the virtual learning format, which has created a plethora of learning optionality.
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2020
Technology’s Social Dilemma
Since the 20th Century, computer processing power has increased astronomically, the staggering majority of that increase being seen in the last two decades. On the forefront of technology’s impact, we begin to see how social media and other platforms that seemingly exist to connect people, influence individuals on levels they are not even aware of. The common notion is “we’ll adapt to it,” but in reality, this societal change is driven by technology that is both above our understanding and advancing at an ever-rapid pace.
Read MoreThe Sound of Shattering Glass: Jane Fraser Named CEO of Citigroup
“A successful woman is one who can build a firm foundation with the brick that others have thrown at her.” – Anonymous
According to Fortune, the number of women running Fortune 500 companies represents a mere 7.4% of the top spots in 2020. However, Jane Fraser shattered the glass ceiling and has helped to pave a way for women on Wall Street. Citigroup, the third-largest bank in the United States, named Ms. Fraser to take the reins as chief executive in February. She is the first woman to lead a major Wall Street bank and will succeed Michael Corbat who has been CEO for eight years.
Read MoreHow Hiring Women Can Boost Economic Recovery
There is no doubt that the pandemic has caused economic problems— small businesses are closing, close to 18 million Americans are unemployed according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and stock prices are falling at enormous rates. The question on most people’s minds is: how will we recover from such a big loss in our economy?
Read MoreTiffany and Co. Sues Louis Vuitton Over Failed Acquisition Deal
Tiffany and Co. announced that they are suing French Company Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (LVMH) on Wednesday September 9th. This began on November 25th, 2019, when LVMH had approval from their board of directors to carry out the plan of acquiring Tiffany & Co. for $16.2 billion.
Read MoreNational Association of Women Business Owners Pressing Congress for More Aid
The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) is urging Congress to provide more aid for its members amid the coronavirus pandemic. This imploration comes after 38% of NAWBO members answered that they were concerned about their business failing, according to a survey issued by NAWBO.
Read MoreData Sharing: A Matter of National Security
The second that you enter your information online, you relinquish your rights to privacy. Every online platform has the means to collect, store, and sell the data and information collected from you. By engaging with these platforms, we are subject to market research, data analysis, and the use of our personal information for advertisement and sales purposes. Essentially, privacy in terms of the internet is an oxymoron.
Read MoreUAE, Bahrain Establish Relations with Israel, Others Likely to Follow
On August 13 Israel and The United Arab Emirates announced they would be establishing diplomatic ties. This move towards friendly relations, facilitated in conjunction with the United States, is a sign of further cooperation between Israel and the Gulf States.
Read MoreDespite Public Outcry, Belarusian President Stands Firm
Since election day on August 9th, 2020, the Eastern European country of Belarus has experienced a sort of frenzy as many of its citizens cry of electoral corruption.
Read MoreBig Tech’s Battle Royale
It’s Apple v. Google v. Facebook v. Amazon v. Microsoft in the technology space that has seen these firms bring out the knives and litigation in an attempt to remain the last one standing.
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