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Professor Joost van Dreunen offers his perspective on the future of virtual reality startup company Sensorium Corp.
August 17, 2020
NYU faculty and entrepreneurs are making news as thought-leaders and market disruptors.
Professor Joost van Dreunen offers his perspective on the future of virtual reality startup company Sensorium Corp.
Stern’s Andre Koo Tech MBA is spotlighted in P&Q’s “10 Biggest B-school Innovations of the Decade” list.
Professor Scott Galloway’s comments addressing the current state of the innovation economy in the United States are featured.
In a co-authored op-ed, Professors Ashish Bhatia and Natalia Levina assert that business schools must adopt new teaching philosophies designed to forge agile, entrepreneurial leaders amid an increasingly uncertain and complex future; Stern’s Endless Frontier Labs is cited.
In a live interview, Professor Arun Sundararajan explains why he expects dine-in demand to keep growing even after the COVID-19 pandemic and why Uber Technologies and DoorDash are poised to benefit from the shift.
Stern’s new BS in Business, Technology and Entrepreneurship for undergraduate business students is spotlighted in a new program roundup.
In an op-ed, Professor Vasant Dhar addresses the recent House Judiciary Committee’s antitrust subcommittee hearing on Big Tech and explores factors that will shape regulation of Big Tech platforms.
In a podcast interview, Postdoctoral Fellow Rachel Marie Brooks Atkins discusses Black entrepreneurship.
In a video interview, Professor Scott Galloway discusses his view on the recent antitrust hearing and earnings results from Big Tech companies.
In a video interview, Professor Arun Sundararajan discusses the next phase for Big Tech after the leaders of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google testified in front of Congress last week.
In a video interview, Professor Hans Taparia weighs in on the rise of salad chains.
2017-2018 TVC winner Sunthetics is referenced in this article about early-stage venture capital activity in the months after the COVID-19 crisis reached the United States.
In an in-depth feature with Business Insider, Professor Ari Ginsberg explains how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way he approaches teaching entrepreneurship.
