Mac Zech '18, Author at Dartmouth Business Journal

eDiscovery

No matter how many precautionary measures corporations take to avoid lawsuits, the specter of litigation is an omnipresent and potentially costly threat to businesses everywhere. These days, a court order for all documents related to a dispute can entail months... Continue reading...

International

South America’s Newest Trade Bloc and America

The history of Latin America is marked by conflict between the disciples of laissez-faire policies and the champions of socialist and protectionist market alternatives. Recently, however, policy disputes that had previously been confined to individual states have gone supranational. The... Continue reading...

Consumer

Walmart: Lessons from the Past

Passing on savings to the customer has always been a cornerstone of Walmart since its foundations. Walmart founder Sam Walton’s legendary thrift (even executives flew coach class and shared hotel rooms on business trips) was put to work in crafting... Continue reading...

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