Past Newsletters
from our CBR team
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Past Newsletters
from our CBR team
An upcycled apparel brand that provides vintage and street-inspired clothing to the streets of Ithaca, KAN. aims to inspire sustainable fashion in people’s everyday lives. KAN. strives to provide consumers with high quality clothing items at affordable prices — without the negative environmental impact associated with fast-fashion brands like ZARA, Forever 21 and Urban Outfitters.
By Evan Shields
The sleek, slim vaporizer JUUL, which originated in 2015 in San Francisco’s PAX Labs, has grown over the past few years to dominate the e-cigarette market. As of September 2018, JUUL has a reported market share of 72%, and by October, the stylish e-cigarette manufacturer had surpassed Facebook as the fasted-growing startup in United States history by reaching a valuation of $10 billion faster than any previous business. However, JUUL’s subtle appearance and marketing tactics have raised controversy among parents and the FDA…
By Meridien Mach
By 2050, the United Nations Department of Economics and Social Affairs’ report projected the world population to be 9.7 billion. The typical response to overpopulation is the creation of sustainability as a result of consumption outweighing resources. Specifically, an increase in population leads to the growth in certain industries such as those involved in developing Smart Cities and those that utilize the sharing economy concept…
By Derek Kartalian
For the last couple of years, the American electronic commerce giant Amazon has been searching and deciding between locations to build their second headquarters. While the main headquarters is based in Seattle, WA, Amazon has been considering 20 potential locations all over North America as the home for HQ2. This week, the Wall Street Journal released an article supposedly telling of Amazon’s plans. The article claims that Amazon will split the headquarters between two considered locations: Crystal City in Arlington, VA, and Long Island City in Queens, New York…
By Aaron Buchwald
Facebook has just released one of the most tone deaf products to date. Months after undergoing a Congressional investigation for data privacy concerns related to the presidential election of 2016, they release Portal. Portal is Facebook's next generation video calling device intended exclusively for people to dial up their Facebook friends. Using artificial intelligence, Portal tracks the user as they move about the room so that they're never out of the screen. Set it up once, and it will follow you and size the image to and resize the image to make sure you're always perfectly in the middle of the screen…
By Shirley Huang
Data security has been a concern for people across the world. As we grow more reliant on information technology in our daily lives, legal and ethical concerns over data will continue to grow…
An Exclusive Interview with Nicole Lee, Director of Store Operations/Operations Manager at Anabel’s Grocery, and Devon Rosen, Director of Communications at Anabel’s Grocery