Новости за 19.04.2020

It is this sudden retirement revelation that may result from the country’s forced quarantine: Maybe, just maybe, retirement isn’t as hard as you think.

You don’t have to keep watching The Office over and over again.

@RafaelNadal and Patrick Mouratoglou to stage exhibitions at their academies next month to help players get back on their feet.

Former Netherlands international Jaap Stam has suggested it is “fundamental that Matthijs de Ligt stays at Juventus for many years” for his career, growth process and learning "the art of defending."

Legendary cartoon character Popeye is partnering with an environmental organization to clear the ocean of floating plastic pollution.

Sanders exited the 2020 race and endorsed Joe Biden on April 13.

It looks like a new pair of Apple in-ear headphones are about to be announced. Here’s what we know so far.

Indications that an economic reopening will begin soon are more than welcome, though they warn that the country faces a long road back to prosperity..

After announcing a $2 billion municipal budget cut in order to fund the city’s coronavirus battle

In a pandemic, cash is king - SMBs must do everything possible to accelerate & preserve their cash flows, including saying, "No" to potential sales

A Twitter joke was born from the real-life effect that slowing economic activity has on nature.

Teams have become very used to generating profits from player sales but that is about to get much more difficult.

Here is some practical advice on successfully changing course during this difficult period.

The physical, emotional, and psychological effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on children should not be underestimated, warns the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.

President Trump has given Governors across the U. S. “a phased and deliberate approach” to restoring normal activity, but Florida seems to have taken one of the more extreme approaches despite DeSantis announcing on April 18th that K-12 students across the state will continue distance learning un...

Restaurants are searching for ways to survive during the pandemic. Some are doing take-out only while some are selling staples and groceries to reduce their losses, which might give way to an entirely new foodservice concept which got it's roots back in 1969

Isolation, boredom, and annoying roommates.

We speak with Hiroshi Nakamura of Japanese architectural firm, Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, about designing Kamikatz Public House in the recycling mountain village town of Kamikatsu in Japan.

Lettuce Grow makes it fun to grow fresh food while simultaneously mitigating the environmental implications of large-scale agriculture.

The "Ewing Theory" never made any sense when it was initially conceived, and makes even less sense now, with the benefit of hindsight.

The top dresses, footwear, and jewelry to shop that are all inspired by the swinging sixties.

With the bear market rally now a month long it is clear that not all stocks have joined the party. Technical analyst Tom Aspray looks at the current market action and whether it still looks typical of a bear market rally.

Dr. Birx appeared on Sunday morning shows promising to double testing capacity in coming days.

For luxury businesses, accelerating the changes started before COVID-19 is important. But adapting to the inflection points the crisis has created also matters to bounce back stronger.

The carmaker has begun making face shields, protective gowns and aerosol boxes to fill an urgent need for those supplies.