With the Supreme Court’s Alston decision in 2021 opening up the NIL market for students, big changes are coming for college athletes. The unanimous ruling found that the NCAA was in gross violation of antitrust laws and illegally restricted athletes’ compensation. This decision is a
The staffing shortage in the healthcare industry is well-known: over the course of the pandemic alone, it has cost hospitals $24B. With staff shortages projected for every state by 2026 and, presumably, more financial losses, it is well-worth asking how medical facilities can potentially address
A sport that is played by millions around the world and watched by billions is taking hold in the United States. Cricket, the game that originated in England before spreading to India, Australia, South Africa, and other countries, has taken another step to becoming mainstream
It’s common knowledge that during the COVID-19 pandemic, the economy took a serious hit. Mass deaths were a major factor in the current labor shortage; nearly 1 million people in the United States lost their lives to COVID, and over 14,000 of those were located
While the COVID-19 pandemic began as a step backward for many industries and businesses, the resulting technological advancements, increased connectivity, and flexible business models have taken us two steps forward. As acclaimed investor and serial entrepreneur Kojo Annan notes, even businesses in emerging markets –
The United States prides itself on being the heart of the free world; the epicenter of justice and liberty. In fact, studies show that the country’s positive global image is largely due to its strong and long-standing human rights record. However, given the current rate