The Korean Discount
Writer: Aidan Morgan Chan | Editor: Shashi Balasubramanian An Underdeveloped, High-Income Country Home to some of the world’s most influential tech giants such as Samsung and SK Hynix, South Korea has Continue Reading
Writer: Aidan Morgan Chan | Editor: Shashi Balasubramanian An Underdeveloped, High-Income Country Home to some of the world’s most influential tech giants such as Samsung and SK Hynix, South Korea has Continue Reading
Writer: Mariana Escobar | Editor: Ava Inman Introduction The phrase, “Don’t be shocked when your history book mentions me,” must be one of the most confident and ambitious statements uttered under Continue Reading
Writer: Sharla Sabaruddin | Editor: Caroline Crowley As Southeast Asia’s energy demand continues to soar, the clean energy transition is becoming increasingly necessary for the region’s growing population. With energy consumption Continue Reading
Writer: Saniya Pendarkhar | Editor: Kiet Hoa Football in 2022 was nothing short of a marvelous experience for fans. Lionel Messi finally lifted his most important trophy and Argentine fans celebrated Continue Reading
Author: Tucker Gauss | Editor: Mahlet Habteyes Jogo bonito: the beautiful game. Soccer, when you’re a kid, is pure—harmless FIFA video games, lunchtime scrimmages, Sunday Premier League matches wearing your Continue Reading
Writer: Teddy Kuser, Editor: Yubeen Hyun What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the Netherlands? Windmills? Bicycles? Stroopwafels? Well, if you’ve ever been lucky enough Continue Reading
Writer: Sharla Sabaruddin, Editor: Shashi Balasubramanian Despite the constant portrayal of women as shopaholics, businesses still continue to underestimate the female consumer. Though women represent a growth market twice as large Continue Reading
Writer: Felix Zhang, Editor: Andrew Ho Scotland finds itself confronted with a difficult decision: should it remain part of the United Kingdom or reclaim its independence? It is a challenging question Continue Reading
Writer: Aidan Morgan Chan, Editor: Emily Vu In the 1960s, Clark Kerr, an Economics professor at the University of California, Berkeley, popularized his theory of Convergence. Kerr proposed that as Continue Reading
Writer: Saniya Pendharkar, Editor: Davina Yashar All Aboard The Railway Train! Today, we will be one of the twenty-five million passengers who ride Indian trains every day. In the most populous Continue Reading