Strategy
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Xi’s Next Target in Tech Crackdown is China’s Vast Reams of Data
“You need companies that are very competitive,” said Lizhi Liu, an assistant professor who has written about data politics in China.
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Will Boycotting Georgia Work? Here’s the Impact Economic Pressure Campaigns Have Had in Other States
“Nobody wants to turn their state into a pariah location,” said Georgetown business professor Ed Soule.
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How Remote Working During Covid is Changing Crisis Management
Comments from Brooks Holtom, professor and senior associate dean for finance, strategy, and organization.
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Goldman Sachs Bets $10B on the Promise of One Million Black Women
Melissa Bradley underscores that Black women make up the fastest growing segment of U.S. entrepreneurs.
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How Amazon and Walmart’s Head-to-Head Competition Is Changing Retail
“Both Walmart and Amazon have gotten to such a point where they’re both, not only credible, but they have developed a huge amount of trust, amongst their followers and their consumers,” said Arthur Dong, teaching professor of strategy and economics.
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3 Ways the Jeff Bezos-era Amazon Helped and Hurt U.S. Workers and Consumers
But the pain small business owners have felt in the Amazon age hasn’t come without gains, said Arthur Dong, a professor of strategy and economics at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business.
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Chinese Stocks: Gauging Risks Under Biden
“I do believe the overall tenor in terms of friction between the U.S. and China will continue, and that’s been made very clear by the incoming U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken,” says Arthur Dong, professor of strategy and economics at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business.
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Orchestrating Diversity: Bias vs. Blind
As companies look to diversify, the question becomes: Should we actively bias our hiring process? What does that look like? Brooks Holtom, senior associate dean of strategy, finance, and organization at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business joins the SandHill Road podcast to tell us more.
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Fed Pledges To Look at if the Economy is Working for Lower-Income Communities When Setting Policy
The Federal Reserve changed its inflation policy from a set 2% target, to a more flexible policy that would be based on an average inflation target, allowing for higher inflation temporarily. On Wall Street, stocks moved higher last week, as traders bet the new inflation policy means the Federal Reserve’s zero interest rate policy will be in place even longer. “The big issue is that the Federal Reserve really wants to nurture a strong recovery for Main Street and is putting in place the apparatus for Wall Street to understand that,” said Paul McCulley, adjunct professor at the McDonough School of Business.
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Lizhi Liu Earns 2020 Ronald H. Coase Award
Lizhi Liu, an assistant professor of strategy at Georgetown McDonough, was awarded the 2020 Ronald H. Coase Award for the Best Dissertation in Institutional and Organizational Economics in June. This
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