Location Matters for Entrepreneurship
The US, and Silicon Valley in particular, continue to be the home of startups.
Articles
Women Entrepreneurs Face Challenges in Networking
Gender bias is often an obstacle to third-party connections.
Could a US Recession End the Trade War?
A US downturn wouldn’t be all bad news — it could help normalize relations between America and China.
These Shoes Were Made for Working
When Min Santandrea ’06, founder of SantM shoes, was working in the fashion industry and traveling constantly for her job, she noticed an issue: looking good was a pain. Literally. Dressing nicely for work meant wearing high heels every day, and long hours and traveling had worn out her soles and her patience.
No More Half-Measures on Corporate Taxes
The world is facing multiple crises, none of which can be addressed without well-resourced governments.
A Day in the Life: Mike DeBartolo '13, Assistant General Manager, Washington Nationals
An illustrated look at the workday of Mike DeBartolo '13, assistant general manager of the Washington Nationals.
The Next Generation of TV in an Era of Rapid Change
New developments in both content and technology could also mean more regulations.
Q&A With Media Business Expert Professor Jonathan Knee on the Future of Streaming Platforms
“It will be great for viewers and terrible for shareholders.”
A Historical View of Newspaper Advertising
A change in 1960s French law provides insight into modern problems with ad revenue.
How to Have Meaningful Relationships With Movies
Streaming service algorithms can be made more effective.