Новости за 18.06.2020

Satellite images and radio communication activity point to an increased military build-up by China days ahead of a deadly skirmish with Indian soldiers.

Slightly more than half of parents surveyed supported the return of in-person instruction for their children.

The V-shaped recovery seems well underway, but Commonwealth CIO Brad McMillan says there are reasons to be concerned about where the market is now.

At a moment when thousands of small business owners are seeking free legal assistance to negotiate with their landlords, New York City is proposing to cut the funding for the Commercial Lease Assistance Program (CLA Program) in its entirety.

Gaetz and Rep. Cedric Richmond sparred over whether white Republicans could understand the black male experience.

“Systemic racism is a yoke that drags on the American economy,” Raphael Bostic writes. His comments come as the central bank continues to draw criticism for propping up wealthy investors during recessions.

The Otesaga, Migis Lodge and The Broadmoor are welcoming guests this summer.

It’s peak rosé season. So Master Sommelier Phillip Dunn, the wine and spirits director of Spago in Beverly Hills, shared his top picks—from a $1 sparkling canned rosé from Trader Joes to a complex Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo and beyond.

At least 70% of homeowners are protected from eviction through August, as the government seeks to shield workers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

How a 30,000+ woman-focused entrepreneur community is re-writing the rules and defying all odds.

Discussions about emotions and psychological resilience at work have been legitimized in a way that they should have been decades ago, but it’s now up to individual businesses and managers to keep that dialogue going

Black graduates are less likely to have a full-time job and more likely to be in a voluntary or unpaid position, according to new figures.

I was very aware of the healing benefits of Cannabis seeing that it has been part of Chinese medicine for 4000 years, and the properties that were known 4000 years ago are the same as they are known today.

Machine learning is helping the $7 trillion investment firm to uncover ESG impacts from satellite images of pollution to cars in a parking lot, he said. He added AI is aiding in the analysis of voice inflections from executives and whether the inflections have change from the last time they spoke.

With conversational AI, organizations can dramatically improve their customer experience. Here's a look at the technology and where it's headed.

Denzel Skinner, who says he worked at Taco Bell for eight years, posted a video on Facebook Live in which he tells someone who appears to be a manager, “I’m not going to take it off ‘cause I’m standing up for what was right.”

If the U.S. economy is going to rebound from a profound suffering, it must invest in the clean tech economy. That is what leading trade groups told lawmakers this week.

85% of marketers report an increased openness among customers to their digital offerings and 84% believe customers place more value on digital experiences than before the pandemic, according to a Special Covid-19 Edition of The CMO Survey from Duke University surveying marketers...

Thinking about the local community you operate in is important as brands seek to help rebuild America during and after the COVID-19 crisis.

It isn't unusual for police to stay on the job after committing atrocious acts for two main reasons: a system of union protection that goes above and beyond any other American “industry,” & the ability, not unlike some priests, to move from one district to the next with impunity after heinous acts.

People with disabilities or chronic illnesses, including a great many elderly people, are at much greater risk of catching Covid-19 and becoming seriously ill from it, or dying. That gives us all the reason we need to be killjoys and ask the difficult questions we can’t stop thinking about.

The bill would amend state law by adding discriminatory 911 calls to California’s hate crimes statute.

The bill comes as the Trump administration weighs a long-awaited infrastructure proposal of its own.

San Francisco 49ers star wide receiver Deebo Samuel suffered a broken foot in a workout session with Jimmy Garoppolo and other teammates this week.

The Wall Street firm predicts a “more rapid recovery” in the second half of the year.