Ukraine’s Most Powerful Weapon: Technology
Strategies and war tactics within the most recent Russian invasion of Ukraine involve much more technology than wars of the past.
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Consumer Marketing in 2022
The future of marketing lies in consumer engagement.
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7-Eleven Strengthens Partnership With Rocket League
The convenience store, 7-Eleven, has teamed up with Rocket League to create customizable 7-Eleven themes for players to use, given a few conditions. Rocket League is one of the hottest games in the E-Sports world, and 7-Eleven wanted to take advantage of the popularity to bring in younger customers.
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U.S. Market Exposure to Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
The Russian invasion of Ukraine, which is the largest conventional military attack in Europe since World War II, has caused a significant impact here at home in the United States, specifically in the financial market. While the Russian economy is in freefall due to sanctions from the West, U.S. markets also have experienced some stressors and exposure to risk as this conflict evolves.
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Fed’s Inflation Policy Complicated by Invasion
With inflation steadily increasing due to the numerous issues dealt with in the last two years, investors and consumers show concern as prices continue to rise. Many Fed officials have discussed a strict, aggressive approach to battle these rising costs. But now the long-awaited interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve faces a challenge. The Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Masterclass Series Hosts NFL’s VP of Social and Influencer Marketing as Guest
Ian Trombetta was invited from the Marketing Club and Career Center to speak to students. Ian Trombetta has a history of influencer marketing and a wealth of wisdom that was shared.
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Seton Hall University Receives Two Large Donations in a Month
In the short span of a week, there were two large contributions made to Seton Hall University. The contributions represent the University’s community, alumni, and staff.
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There’s a Thin Line in Online Censorship
On one hand, some expect these social media companies to act as a sort of pseudo-governmental authority who ardently follow the tenets of free speech. On the other, when instances of abuse or violence occur on or through their sites, questions immediately begin being asked about how much the responsibilities should lay at their feet to prevent these tragedies from occurring.
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Turkey Attempts to Stabilize the Lira
Turkey’s economy, similar to every other nation, has taken a hit with inflation rates. But unlike every other country, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has refused talks of possible increases in interest rates.
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Mega-Drought Continues to Ravage Western U.S.
The western United States has been locked in a mega-drought for the past 22 years and has developed into the worst one in at least 1,200 years, according to a study published February 14.
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