The Credit Suisse analyst, Michael Binetti, wrote that he believes the widespread cancellation of orders by full-line retailers “will create the greatest buying environment for off-price in a decade.”
The Open Assembly Collective community recently heard from leaders of the most progressive companies in the world who have been using open talent to get work done for a while now. It was a very hopeful conversation on how organizations look at open talent models to keep business moving forward.
It’s becoming increasingly clear that the pandemic could be the catalyst for the mass adoption of virtual reality, a technology whose time has clearly come. If you are not yet familiar with it, if you have not yet considered how it will influence your business, then start thinking about it now.
Too much information isn't just about "over sharing" personal information.
The president apparently believes that compelling anyone to do anything will cost him votes in November. If 100,000 or more Americans die till then, well, it's China's fault and the states' fault and the cities' fault.
We are seeing existing technology companies pivot and repurposed to aid in new health discoveries. Find out how Oura Ring is tracking temperatures to predict COVID-19 before some symptoms occure
In a letter to fans, CEO Peter Moore says the club will find alternative means to cover furlough costs.
Aligning sales teams and marketing teams may benefit from a touch of AI. Here's how.
On April 2nd, Italy recorded 13,915 deaths from Covid-19. This figure is concerning enough, but to what degree can we trust this information?
"In 30 years of entrepreneuring, I can't remember a moment where the consequences were literally life and death."
Unprecedented is a term used to describe the global crisis by those who have been unprepared with scenario planning, driver-based modeling capabilities, or sufficient external data sources.
Airlifting hikers stranded on a mountainside or citizens who need to be evacuated from a hurricane requires working through risky conditions. So everything needs to be functioning, even right down to the most seemingly-mundane detail.
More than 15,000 hotels have signed up for the new "Hospitality for Hope" initiative.
An abandoned stretch of rural highway that ran through the ghost town of Centralia, Pa.,—a highway that had become a popular tourist attraction thanks to its relentless tagging by graffiti artists—has been closed permanently.
Trump extended federal social distancing guidelines at the end of March to April 30
How does a ballet student master a complex couples part without a partner? How can a music student play in an ensemble when Zoom conferencing software doesn’t permit synchronous sound?
Rates for oil tanker journeys have spiked as prices for near-term oil contracts (the ones quoted on CNBC) have fallen much further than prices for contracts that will come due in future months.
As we’re looking at a possible recession in the coming months, that will likely mean tighter state budgets and possible cuts to higher education, resulting in increased tuition for students and families.
The rollout of the Paycheck Protection Program has been haphazard and chaotic. It didn't have to be this way.
April 7 marks the UN International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
Queens Park Rangers star Eberechi Eze has raised the possibility of playing for Nigeria in the future, despite representing England at youth level.
South Korea was a standout though foreign investors sold today as the nearly $8 billion Stock Market Stabilization Fund is expected to launch this week as part of South Korea’s ongoing stimulus efforts.
Golf is one of the few sports that can be played safely during the coronavirus pandemic, provided that certain precautions are taken. Whether one is able to tee it up this spring, however, depends on the language of the stay-at-home emergency orders recently issued by nearly every governor.
“We need to face the gruesome reality that we need more resources to manage our dead.”
What might the post-coronavirus travel landscape might look like?