World’s Response to Myanmar Coup Includes Censure, Hand Wringing-Not Approval
The military likely had strategic motives for the seizure of power, but it now seems unlikely that any geopolitical ambitions have been realized.
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March
World Bank and IMF Talk Debt Reduction for Poorer Countries
The World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) are currently working on ways to incorporate a climate change agenda into talks of debt reduction for poorer countries. In fact, the World Bank and IMF have already invested in fossil fuels back in 2019.
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China Drafts a Five-Year Economic Plan to Overtake the U.S.
With its growing exposure to the rest of the world, China has established itself as an important supplier, provider, and market of capital. According to the McKinsey Global Institute, which is ranked the top think-tank in the world for private sectors, China accounts for 35 percent of global manufacturing output.
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Fenty Fabulous or Fenty Fail?
Savage X Fenty has put Victoria’s Secret to shame. Fenty Beauty’s revolutionary debut of 40 foundation shades has forced brands to include different shades in their product lines to compete in the same market. Fenty Skin had every person run towards the new “Fat Water” toner. It seemed like everything Fenty did was the new blueprint for the fashion and makeup industry, thanks to Rihanna’s touch. Or so we thought.
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How Fashion Companies Use Branding to Support Nonprofits
Donating time, money, or reposting graphics on social media are just a couple ways that someone can support an organization in need, but businesses in 2021 are taking donations to a whole new level.
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Hey Gen Z, It’s Time to Code!
When you hear the word “Coding”, what is the first thing you think of? Unless you are somebody who is already familiar with coding languages, you probably associate the word with “difficult, complex, confusing”. That is not the case, however. In the Gen Z generation, everything is available online, and for the most part, physical or paper versions of materials are nowhere near as accessible for us, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Stillman Updates, and an Exciting New SHU Magazine Released
Once again, the list of Servant Leader Scholars, released annually by the Office of the President, contained many Stillman students. Another particularly notable achievement was the release of the inaugural edition of In The Lead, Seton Hall’s newest publication oriented towards sharing leadership perspectives from different industries.
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Netflix Diversity Study Prompts A $100 Million Equity Fund
Recent analysis on the diversity of Netflix shows from 2018-2019 revealed key successes and failures in terms of on screen representation in proportion to the US population. In reaction to this study, Netflix has established a fund to aid in the investment in underrepresented communities both on- and off-screen.
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Pope Francis Makes Superstar Pilgrimage to Iraq
Pope Francis has made history by becoming the first pope to visit Iraq, despite the country’s political problems and the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
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Google’s Change In Data Collection Represents a Shifting Industry
Chrome will discontinue data collection for individual users and instead group users together by popular interests. They will also begin to secure web histories on individual user devices. Google has already said they will be moving forward with getting rid of third-party cookies. They hope that these steps will allow marketers to evolve in a way that they can still use valuable information to advertise relevant products to users while simultaneously taking greater steps to secure the individual.
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