Suspect identified in online threats against Jewish students

Cornell University students win Mars Wrigley competition for developing new food product

Cornell University students win Mars Wrigley competition for developing new food product

Watch Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia 08/23/2023 - Bloomberg

Paul Allen in Sydney and Shery Ahn in New York drive to the Asia, Australia and New Zealand market opens while wrapping the biggest stories of the previous day on Wall Street. Today's guests: Asian...

David vs. Goliath: Why Small Firms Win in Low-Tech and Giants Rule in High-Tech

Consumers perceive high-tech products to be higher-quality when the company size is larger. They perceive low-tech products as higher-quality when the company size is smaller.

Labor costs are a key ingredient in food inflation

And consumers of all income levels are adopting creative strategies to make their dollars stretch farther.

Saving Management From Our Obsession With Leadership | MIT Sloan Management Review

Organizations tend to downplay or ignore how hard it is to be a good manager. Here are the skills that can turn the tide.

Ripple Ruling Blurs Definition of Cryptocurrencies as Securities

Cornell University’s Eswar Prasad and Cornell Tech’s Ari Juels say the Supreme Court’s SEC v. Ripple ruling has given both sides a partial victory, but it muddies the contours of cryptocurrency...

Exploring challenges affecting youth unemployment in Uganda

Every summer, Cornell graduate students travel the globe to conduct field research. This is the fourth story in a series about graduate…

Meet Our New Faculty: Thomas Godwin

Thomas Godwin is a professor of practice in accounting at the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business.

Will you claim Social Security early or hold out as long as possible?

Your psychology plays a big role in determining whether you’ll be an early or late claimer of Social Security

Meet Our New Faculty: Jingwei Zhang

Jingwei Zhang is a new assistant professor in operations, technology and management at the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business.

'Damage control' is key in U.S. Janet Yellen's visit to China, professor says

Eswar Prasad of Cornell University says officials in China can deal with anti-China rhetoric from the U.S., as long as it doesn't lead to hostile actions that could keep China from its economic...

Pro Take: In a Tight Labor Market, Noncompetes Restrict Millions From New Jobs

Seventeen million U.S. employees, or 11% of workers, are bound by noncompete agreements that potentially hinder them from finding better-paying or more satisfying jobs, new research from the Federal...

Can China Export Its Way Out of Its Economic Slump? (Published 2023)

No country has had more export success than China. But Beijing faces risks in turning to the tested method of selling more abroad.