Новости за 14.04.2020

You know it’s bad when even Google and Facebook are facing advertising slumps as the coronavirus pandemic slows the world economy.

Megadealer Lithia Motors Inc. said vehicle sales fell around 50% on average, after stay-home policies took effect in late March. That's a bad sign for the rest of the auto retail sector, as well.

Are we seeing the flattening of the coronavirus curve? Commonwealth CIO Brad McMillan says this could be the end of the beginning.

The decision questions the effectiveness of the Swiss legal system.

Here are six resources to check out if you’re an independent worker who needs help during the coronavirus crisis.

Online-video companies such as Complex, STIRR and Studio71 are well positioned to thrive amid COVID-19 transformation of audience viewing habits. But they've faced plenty of challenges in the pandemic too.

Gaming laptops are often some of the most sought-after options for power users.

One of the best guides to understanding the new consumer expectations of brands in the wake of COVID19 has been the Edelman Trust Barometer Special Report: Brand Trust and the Coronavirus Pandemic.

A possible silver lining in this tragic pandemic is the renaissance of the skilled worker and society’s deep appreciation for what they do. How do you use this to help your career navigate an ever-changing job market?

Disney was riding high at the start of the year with a hit new streaming service and record-breaking box office performance. Now Bob Iger is stepping in to help rescue the world’s largest entertainment company as coronavirus takes its toll.

"Tiger King" Joe Exotic's sudden rise to fame in Netflix's hit show raises important trademark questions - five entities filed six trademark applications between March 30 and April 6 but face an uphill battle unless they can get Joe Exotic on board.

The consequences of the pandemic are far-reaching, tragically affecting the health of some and the livelihoods of many more.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rewrite the rules of daily life, both personally and professionally, every business must deal with challenges that few, if any, will ever have expected to face.

While New Yorkers, and others scared by the violence of 9/11, may have stopped dining out for a period of time: nothing compares to what has happened to the U.S. restaurant since the outbreak of Covid.

Options bulls are eyeing Charles Schwab (SCHW) ahead of its earnings report, despite a price target cut from UBS Group

Wizards of The Coast and Dungeon Masters Guild are bringing free and discounted content to fans of the game that are stuck inside for the time being.

The time has come for delivery drones to take to the sky. Coronavirus has made it clear that in order to protect our essential workers, they should be piloting deliveries instead of handling them.

The global COVID-19 pandemic has been a stress test of IT readiness and resilience for business enterprises everywhere.

China exports didn't collapse as much as the market had forecast. Light at the end of the tunnel?

Thanks to the power of creative innovation, brands across the globe are shifting to meet the evolving needs of both consumers and communities in crisis.

How can a business weather a consumer crisis and come out even stronger on the other side? Hyundai did it during the Great Recession, and their feat offers important lessons that other companies would be wise to follow.

The usually paper-heavy and inefficient supply chain processes are ripe for innovation and large auto makers like BMW and Tesla are already actively participating. The benefits from using blockchain in supply chain are mainly increased visibility and transparency over single-source of data.

Only these two acts have debuted three songs at No. 1 on the Hot 100.

Models are making headlines amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and no, they aren’t the kind you would find walking the catwalk.

Crytek is teasing a new (or possibly remastered) Crysis game.