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Coca-Cola spoke out against a Georgia voting law after being accused of dragging its feet.
The company s top lawyer just resigned after rolling out a program to elevate Black attorneys.
An anti-affirmative-action activist calls Coke s program an illegal quota and is threatening to sue.
Coca-Cola can t catch a break.
In late March, voting-rights activists in Georgia expressed dismay that Coca-Cola and other big Atlanta businesses hadn t come out against their state s new voting law. Now, after the company s CEO condemned the law, it s in the spotlight for replacing its top lawyer just after he rolled out one of the industry s boldest diversity programs.
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(CN) The Treasury Department warned Wednesday that it may need Congress to once again extend the national debt limit, as the debt-to-GDP ratio hits highs not seen since the late 1940s.
“In light of the substantial Covid-related uncertainty about receipts and outlays in the coming months, it is very difficult to predict how long extraordinary measures might last,” the agency wrote on Wednesday in its quarterly refundingstatement. “Treasury is evaluation a range of potential scenarios, including some in which extraordinary measures could be exhausted much more quickly than in prior debt limit episodes.”
If the debt ceiling, currently pegged at about $28 trillion, is breached, the Treasury cannot auction off any more bonds or notes and essentially lives “paycheck to paycheck” as tax revenue comes in. A debt ceiling default could lead to a downgrade in the nation’s credit rating a disastrous scenario that could then shatter the wo
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Insider identified five MBA programs to watch as students enter the business world after COVID-19.
The Yale School of Management developed a new case study that considers the impact of the pandemic.
Northwestern s Kellogg School has designed an initiative to support students through recruiting.
In 2020, turbulence replaced tradition for business schools, leaving them sprinting to devise new ways of teaching, studying, collaborating, and participating in campus life in the wake of COVID-19.
Now, with a full year of trial by fire in the rearview mirror and the term new normal a cliché, it s clear that the pandemic will affect education and society for the foreseeable future.