Over the coarse of the pandemic, there has been an increased demand among consumers for electronic products, particularly Samsung products. In an effort to meet demand requests, the Korean tech giant plans to enlarge production lines and build more manufacturing plants in Pakistan, as well hire more workers.
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Europe is preparing for a bleak winter as an energy crisis has sent prices for electricity and gas soaring. Germany, France, and the Netherlands have started to feel the effects of a waning energy supply, but the United Kingdom is projected to be the hardest hit.
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Just like that one high school couple, Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern are back together. KSU had been hitting the gym recently so CP had to step up with a $31 billion bid, up from its initial $29 billion offer.
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A little more than a decade ago, the transportation industry was changed forever when Tesla released their first iteration of the now famous Roadster. By no means was Tesla the first electric car company, as talks of a switch from combustion engines have been around for years before the Roadster’s tires ever hit the pavement.
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Instagram’s attempt to create a child-friendly social media platform has been put on pause as of Monday, September 27. The announcement was made in an Instagram blog post with no indication of when the project will resume.
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On October 7, 2021, the students of the Stillman School of Business had the amazing opportunity to attend a class with Andrew Roja, who enlightened us with a rich conversation about the world of marketing. Andrew is currently working for the most advanced DEI company in Tech, Salesforce!
Read MoreAs consumers pledged their allegiance to e-commerce amid pandemic restrictions on outdoor experiences, the shipping industry has been at the height of demand. The world’s largest shipping companies and ports are running low on containers, truck drivers, and dock workers.
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In today’s day and age, the topic of immigration is very controversial and while everyday people may have different opinions, the only opinions that matter are those Judges in the Immigration courts. These professionals decide the fate of immigrants and/or migrants on whether they should be allowed to stay in the United States or be deported.
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New York City has been making substantial progress towards a return to normalcy within the past few weeks. Several city traditions such as Broadway and the Met Gala have returned after last year’s cancelations due to the pandemic. One of the most prominent events in the city includes New York Fashion Week. Organized by the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), New York Fashion week is a biannual series of runways shows and demonstrations used by designers to present their collections for the upcoming fashion seasons. Typically, New York Fashion Week brings over 230,000 visitors to the city and generates approximately 900 million dollars for the city’s economy. With a year long hiatus, designers went all out for this year’s event using unconventional and creative ways to show off their new collections.
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Former German minister of Finance Olaf Scholz is likely to be the next German Chancellor after this year’s election in Germany, marking an end to Angela Merkel’s 16 year run as Chancellor. Scholz and his party, the center-left Social Democrats (S.P.D.), emerged victorious in the Sep. 26 election, winning 25.7% of the total vote, compared to 24.1% for Merkel’s party, the conservative Christian Democratic Union (C.D.U.), which suffered the worst defeat for the party since its founding in the years after World War II. Merkel, however, opted not to run for reelection, marking the first time a sitting chancellor has done so in the postwar era.
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