
Michelle Yu
Articles
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Dec 5, 2024 |
harbus.org | Michelle Yu
Michelle Yu (MBA ‘26) makes the case for the visionary (and polarizing) tech leader. In the heart of a buzzing arena, the air vibrates with electric tension. The lights dim, and a spotlight slices through the darkness, illuminating the octagonal cage at the center of the stage. The roar of the crowd swells to a deafening crescendo as two figures emerge from opposite sides, each embodying a unique ethos of ambition and innovation. On one side, clad in a sleek black outfit, stands Elon Musk.
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Nov 18, 2024 |
farragomagazine.com | Michelle Yu
I never knew your language, Grandma. my English our d.ifference the tongue of your b.irthplace in this new silence absent s.ilence were you saying s.omething?
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Oct 31, 2024 |
harbus.org | Michelle Yu
Michelle Yu (MBA ’26) proposes an alternative to Skydance’s deal with Paramount. After months of will they, won’t they, Paramount and Skydance Media have made it official: they are joining forces in a proposed merger worth $8 billion. The resulting “New Paramount” is valued at approximately $28 billion and spans multiple markets, including film, television, music, home video, streaming, and consumer products.
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Oct 2, 2024 |
harbus.org | Michelle Yu
How activist investors have been quietly upending corporate America. There are few things that almond milk lattes and animated children’s movies have in common. Dependence on consumer demand? Absolutely. Status as an agent of joy? Sure. Energy-inducing? Perhaps. But on Wall Street, a more concrete through line has recently connected lattes with movies. That line is activist investing.
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Sep 11, 2024 |
harbus.org | Michelle Yu
The stock market’s change in tune may signal a recession is in store. For the last couple of years, Wall Street has graded the state of the economy on a seemingly counterintuitive rubric. In the wake of rampant inflation, which soared to a 40-year high of 9.1% in June 2022 due to increased fiscal spending, near-zero interest rates, supply chain shortages, and tight labor market conditions, weak economic data has been welcomed with open arms by the U.S. stock market.
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