Lululemon Athletica’s Revenue Increase

Since the pandemic began, consumers began to shift their wardrobes and alter their choices for the more comfortable, and flexible clothing possible. Working from home became the new norm and jeans were completely out of the door. The world is just slowly getting back to normal with regular outings, and pre-pandemic celebrations, which means for a large chunk of time athletic clothing was what everyone was wearing.

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The Implication of Robotics on the Future of Business

While the business sector has long been using robotics to make production more cost-efficient and effective, the future of robotics in business will expand far beyond automation robots. There are a few central trends where robots in business will be geared towards—these trends are lowering costs, decreasing contributions to climate change, creating efficiency, developing the harmony between humans and the use of robotics, and implementing quality checking standards.

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Stillman School of Business Master Class: Andrew Rojas

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!

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Alaska Offers Free Vaccinations to Tourists

Alaska’s Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced this month that starting on June 1st the state will provide tourists with vaccines at four of their major airports. Any tourist (16 and older) that travels to Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, or Ketchikan airports will be able to receive their first dose of either the Pfizer or the Moderna vaccine for free. Alaska officials recognize that some may not stay in the state long enough in time for their second dose, but the state will offer it to them if they do. This plan is part of Alaska’s effort to boost its tourism industry which was hit hard due to the pandemic.

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LG Closing Smartphone Business

South Korean electronics giant LG announced earlier this month, it was closing its smartphone business after facing years of cumulated losses. This announcement comes a few months after the company said that it was considering various options for its mobile division. The mobile division accumulated losses totaling $4.5 billion in the last six years

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