From Princeton to Podcaster, Davena Hoskins dives into the unconventional odyssey of 27 Rogue’s founder Scott Newman.
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Interview with Lawrence Wu, a principal at venture capital firm Recharge Capital.
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See what the 2023 IC attendees have to say about the conference!
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Maya Chu interviews Pek Pongpaet Founder & CEO, and Amjad Sidqi, General Manager, at product design consultancy Impekable.
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Human resources notoriously gets a bad reputation, but this is not a sentiment shared by Wagner Denuzzo, the Expert-in-Residence of HR from Silicon Valley executive talent agency A.Team and former executive at global technology giant IBM.
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During the 49th annual International Conference, Ossian Kamal was lucky enough to catch Aman Kapadia, founder of Akaris Global, for a short interview after his seminar.
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Say no to simple debugging using ChatGPT. Alex Egol dives into Factory, a new and innovative software company founded by two Princeton students, which seeks to automate the entire software development process using artificial intelligence.
Employee disengagement, which has been accelerated by the pandemic, has been an issue for many years now - but perhaps, no longer? Will Stone dives into KKR’s transformation, led by Pete Stavros, with the goal of implementing employee ownership as a means to improve engagement across all levels of the company.
Think smaller nations cannot contribute to the fight against climate change? Think again. Cooper Austen dives into Belize's recent debt-for-nature swap and how it may pave the path for more deals like this in the future.
Growth or stability? What happens when you lean too much in one direction? Jacqueline Zhou dives into the failure of WeWork and the lessons that all startups should take from this disaster.
The gig economy: a good or bad thing? Is society benefiting from a rapidly changing workforce? Talia Namdar-Cohen shares her thoughts in the article above.
A new Elon Musk controversy? Given the polarity of the figure, this shouldn’t be a surprise to many. Shannon Ma dives into recent poor performance by Tesla and into the recent controversies surrounding Musk.
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Remote, in-person, or hybrid? Which type of work is the best for business, and which type of work is the best for employees?
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Data, data, data. The use of data-analytics is becoming more and more important for businesses to differentiate themselves from competition.
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Most Princeton students have or will experience burnout at some point during their college experience. If you would like some advice for how to overcome this, check out some insights offered by Davena Hoskins.
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Are we seeing another cold war on the rise? The world’s two biggest powerhouses—the US and China—have been at a clash as of late which has been spilling over into different economic sectors, with the semiconductors market in particular taking a huge blow.
To see how specific chip manufacturers like Nvidia and Arm are affected by the “chip-war,” read this article by James Clavel.
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ESG—a good or bad thing? Sarina Huang dives into the recent controversy surrounding ESG, where we are constantly seeing companies change their outward portrayal to meet societal standards.
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A less traditional player is stepping up to lead the fight towards sustainability: Sweden. If you are curious as to how, Ossian Kamal dives deep into Northvolt, a Swedish manufacturer committed to producing the world's greenest battery in this article.
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The co-op business model is on the rise. That is, one where the business’s shareholders are its workers and consumers. Although this sounds great on the surface level, Edward Rogers gives a deeper dive into this type of business structure and why it can be hard to implement in practice.
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Have the big tech giants grown too big? Recent crackdowns on major tech companies like Google and Amazon leaves us with an uncertain future, with potential business changes on the way.
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