June 2019

Bright Days Ahead for Florida Solar

Florida, known as “the Sunshine state,” sees over 200 sunny days a year. This makes it a prime candidate for solar power. However, in the past, government and utility companies have failed to effectively capitalize on its potential. But recent... Continue reading...

Markets Technology

Piracy and the Video Streaming Market

With the rise of competing video streaming services, Netflix’s dominance in the online video streaming industry has begun to wane. Market saturation has increased in recent years and will continue to do so as new competing platforms emerge in 2019.... Continue reading...

Consumer

Why the Alliance of American Football Never Really Had a Chance

For diehard fans like myself, there’s nothing better than the illustrious journey of football season. It begins with preseason in August and transitions into a thrilling regular season filled with fantasy football action, college rivalries and professional dominance, culminating in... Continue reading...

Government International

The Economic Benefits of Korean Reunification

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea remains one of the least accessible places in the world after its split from South Korea in 1945. Korean reunification refers to the potential unification of North and South Korea into a single Korean... Continue reading...

Technology

Face to Face with a Robot

In the process of applying for a job, the interview has always been a deciding factor. It answers critical questions. What proficiencies does this candidate bring to the table? Does this candidate seem to be a good fit within ... Continue reading...

Markets Technology

Nio: China’s EV Answer to Tesla or Just Another Bust?

Nio is an electric vehicle (EV) company that has been making waves in the Chinese car industry. It is one of several new electric car companies that have emerged since the rise of rival Tesla Motors, founded by Elon Musk.... Continue reading...

Technology

Medicine that Cares

Artificial intelligence—commonly referred to as A.I—has risen in prominence in the last decade. One of the industries A.I may have a particularly significant impact on is healthcare; experts believe that because A.I can sift through large swaths of data and... Continue reading...

Dartmouth Technology

Valkyr: Treating Autoimmune Diseases Creatively

Autoimmune diseases trick the body’s immune system into attacking its own healthy cells. These diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, type 1 diabetes, eczema, celiac disease and lupus, account for a combined $100 billion in annual U.S. healthcare costs. Current treatments... Continue reading...

Markets Technology

Tech Unicorns Are Evolving Into What Exactly?

Technology start-ups worth over $1 billion, once considered unicorns, are now plentiful and old enough to herald a new generation behind them—one that looks increasingly sector-specific.

The spread of smartphones and cheap cloud computing have allowed tech start-ups like Uber ... Continue reading...

Dartmouth Business Journal

Bright Days Ahead for Florida Solar

Piracy and the Video Streaming Market

Why the Alliance of American Football Never Really Had a Chance

The Economic Benefits of Korean Reunification

Face to Face with a Robot

Nio: China’s EV Answer to Tesla or Just Another Bust?

Medicine that Cares

Valkyr: Treating Autoimmune Diseases Creatively

Tech Unicorns Are Evolving Into What Exactly?

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