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Excerpt from the Associated Press -- "The study describes it as a 'perverse business model.' Rather than providing an opportunity for decent pay and a better livelihood, construction industry practices across the Gulf are pushing workers into extreme debt and exacerbating abuses, such as an inability to change jobs or move to another country due to indebtedness."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "Your impact on the world is your impact on the people around you. As such, I’d like to be someone whose values ring clear and whose actions and words align with those values. ... I hope to one day leverage my finance expertise to benefit those around me in a business related capacity."

Excerpt from NHK -- "I think that [mindful leadership] is no longer a 'nice to have' to train your innate capacities of your mind. It's something that we simply have to do. Just as we know that to live our best lives, we need to train our bodies, we also know now that to live our best lives, we need to train our mind."
 

Excerpt from The Wall Street Journal -- "Tough Task: A report from the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights says companies are having a hard time trying to manage risks associated with the human rights records of individual companies because of a lack of reliable, accessible information."

Excerpt from Quartz -- "'Transparency is desirable for many different kinds of stakeholders and perhaps unsurprisingly, all frameworks reward companies for being transparent,' the report states. 'But with respect to social measurement, transparency is too often treated as an end unto itself; companies are rewarded simply for the act of disclosing, rather than delivering particular outcomes.'"

Excerpt from Bloomberg -- "'Social measurement must evaluate what is most meaningful, not what is most convenient,' Casey O’Connor, co-author of the report and Sani Fellow at the Center for Business and Human Rights, wrote in an e-mail response to questions March 15."

Excerpt from EBS Korea -- "'Failure is definitely an important part of it. Otherwise, you don't learn. But, as far as the motivation behind doing this project, it is not the money.' - Rahul Kumar (BS '13) '...Everybody who enters the competition... is not going to go on after the competition and start a business. But that's OK, because, more importantly, we're looking for people who are innovators, they understand the process of vetting ideas, and just going forth and just being more comfortable creatively.' - Professor Cynthia Franklin"
 

Excerpt from Accepted.com -- "Beginning with the class of 2019, full-time MBA students at NYU Stern will have a new merit-based scholarship opportunity, the Advancing Women in Business Scholarship. The scholarship, which will be awarded to students who demonstrate a deep and enduring commitment to advancing women in business, will cover the first year of tuition and mandatory fees. Stern anticipates awarding $1 million in Advancing Women in Business scholarships to the class of 2019. The scholarship will not be renewable for the second year of MBA studies."

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "While we are all of course told that our networks will probably be one of the most valuable things we take away from the MBA experience, I think I underestimated just how much I would come to rely on mine. My peers here have proven to be my great asset; they provide encouragement, advice, introductions, and go above and beyond to do so. It is because of all the people and resources that make up my tremendous Stern support system that I feel confident I will be successful in pursuing my career path, as 'unstructured' as it may be."

Excerpt from LinkedIn -- "We are still less than a decade from the darkest economic times in our recent history. The national debt is at or about 100% of GDP, the Fed has a balance sheet that is more than five times its pre-crisis size, and inflation just finally ticked up to where we like to see it. The political attacks that surround the Fed are not new to central banking but the economy is still on recovering ground, and not in a place where we can afford to make any mistakes."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "This quantity of courses, coupled with its emphasis on experiential learning, sets Stern apart in Sundaram’s view. 'There is an enormous range depending on what students are interested in. That’s a key differentiator for us and it is something that we’re very conscious of deepening and widening as the world around us is changing.'"

Excerpt from MindaNews -- "'Practically, our plan is to engage MBA students from the Stern School of Business of NYU in what is called a Stern Signature Project. A select team of talented and ambitious students will work with our staff for a semester on refining the methodology, and we will then travel to Davao City to conduct a survey of the parks and open spaces,' he said."

Excerpt from Metro MBA -- "Should you earn your MBA or your JD? Each has its pros and cons and can set you up in different ways, so which is better? Instead of choosing, why not get both? That’s exactly what you can do at the NYU Stern School of Business through the school’s dual degree programs."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "In 2013, New York University’s Stern School of Business unveiled a master’s degree in business analytics, and in that time schools from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business to the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business to business schools at Michigan State, Arizona State University, and the University of Rochester have revamped or announced graduate degrees, undergraduate minors, or MBA emphases in big data. Now, data science is rapidly becoming one of the most popular business majors at universities that offer the degree."

Excerpt from the Economic Times -- "An aspect 'we are focussed a ton on is we say we want to empower the world, everyone and every organisation. That means we have got to look like everyone and every organisation in the world,' Mr Nadella said during an interaction with students and faculty at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering and the Stern School of Business earlier this week."

Excerpt from Herald Live -- "One student, Ria Tobaccowala (who was enrolled in a joint MBA and masters degree in fine art, at New York University (NYU)), explained that she went to business school to become 'a well-rounded, empathetic global leader [and] wanted to understand the changes taking place in the global economy, not just what’s going on in downtown Manhattan.' These experiential learning projects broadened students’ perspective on humanity, Shlomo Angel, a professor at NYU said, and had 'nothing to do with making money.'"

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "The vision behind the scholarship is very much in line with the efforts and initiatives of the popular student club Stern Women in Business (SWIB). Devoted to building a supportive community focused on topics significant to women in business, SWIB counts men as well as women among its members, including on its leadership board. This is in keeping with the club’s goal of providing a forum where diverse experiences, perspectives and resources can be shared."

Excerpt from the Financial Times -- "Participation in the projects 'widens students’ perspective of humanity', says Shlomo 'Solly' Angel, a professor at NYU’s Marron Institute of Urban Planning. 'Projects like this have nothing to do with making money,' he says. 'They have to do with students getting acquainted with people who are so different from them in terms of culture, income and outlook.'"

Excerpt from Citi 97.3 FM -- "The five-year project by the NYU Stern School of Business (SIV Ghana) and Adanu, is to among other things to improve education, potable water, health care and small scale businesses in the area. Waodze-Tsatoe community is one of the numerous communities deprived of basic social amenities in the Afadzato South District."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "'After taking Summer@Stern, students have a better idea of what it would be like to study business in college and whether it is something they want to pursue,' [Deo] says. 'Whether they choose to pursue business studies or not, they gain valuable knowledge of the fundamentals of business and personal finance, which can be applied to so many different disciplines, as well as daily life.'"

Except from Poets & Quants -- "Linio — founded by a team of MBAs from New York University’s Stern School of Business, MIT’s Sloan School of Management, and HBS — claimed second with $230.5 million, up from seventh last year."

Excerpt from Planetizen -- "This project by New York University, UN-Habitat the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, and numerous collaborators is a comprehensive, ongoing research program to monitor quantitative and qualitative aspects of global urban expansion. The project used medium-resolution Landsat satellite imagery and census data to analyze how these cities grew between 1990 and 2014."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants for Undergrads -- "'Over the years, we started realizing that there was an increased interest, both from the students and from companies outside,' says Rohit Deo, acting dean. 'And the interest was in not just improving the bottom-line profit, but in looking at how it impacts society and the environment. We have this long tradition of teaching ethics, so this semester we decided to formalize it by launching this.'"

Excerpt from MetroMBA -- "Stern was the first school to include FinTech as an MBA specialization, launching the concentration in fall 2016​. ... As the FinTech industry continues to grow and evolve, expect NYU Stern’s specialization to change with it and help bring on the next generation of innovators."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants -- "Stern has a couple of different retail courses, a specific luxury marketing class as well, and a speaker series which Carr runs. 'At NYU Stern, we have a really strong understanding of our unique geographic advantage. New York is the fashion capital of the world. Anyone who’s anyone is here, whether they’re an American company or an Asian company. If you don’t have a presence here, you won’t make it globally,' Carr says. 'So given that everyone is here, we have a great opportunity to bring in speakers.' ... Li has taken several electives in the luxury marketing track already, including the experiential seminar, and believes that they’ve prepared her well for her internships. 'It really gave me a good sense of luxury retail operations, how the different functions play together to form the company and how the company would run on a day-to-day basis,' she says."