Новости за 19.08.2020

Svaha gives girls and women interested in science a fashion-forward way to express their passions - and strives to make learning cool for kids this fall.

"Misery loves company, and a negative attitude is highly contagious." Shawn Brucham shows how to turn your weakest link into a top performer.

Embracing flaws, kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver or platinum.

Building a new tech product—or updating something you didn’t build initially—for a new client always comes with challenges.

Coming up with new and interesting content can sometimes seem an impossible task until you try these helpful strategies.

More than ever, a brand needs a purpose. Here's what brand management teams doing to bring purpose to the forefront of their messaging.

Goodyear doesn’t allow employees to wear MAGA hats and other politically affiliated slogans to work.

The $500 billion proposal would include funding for the United States Postal Service (USPS), enhanced unemployment, another round of Paycheck Protection Program funding and aid for coronavirus testing and schools.

Black Americans are disproportionately affected.

Nate Pearson's trip to the injured list is the latest development of the struggles he has faced in the early stages of his rookie year.

Four congressional candidates who have openly touted the QAnon conspiracy theory and have been retweeted by Trump have each racked up hundreds of thousands of followers on Twitter.

Banking and energy have been entwined since Thomas Edison and Nicola Tesla hunted financing for their electrical schemes, and John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil sought to corner the nascent oil market.

Could Congress pass a new stimulus bill that provides no student loan relief?

Children over the age of 3 will be allowed to get immunizations at their local pharmacies.

The Dow opened 100 points higher backed up by financial stocks and value plays as strong results for Target and Lowe’s gave an indication that retail sales are back on track. Using our deep learning algorithms and AI, we have parsed through the data to help you spot the Top Buys for today.

While America's ambitious attempts to build Iron Man-style powered armor are making little progress, Russia is already fielding modest but effective military exoskeletons.

With the PGA Tour on the verge of completing its imperiled season, many of the games brand names need to play well at the Northern Trust to avoid going home early. That group includes Rickie Fowler, Tommy Fleetwood, Brooks Koepka, Jordan Spieth, Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson.

The iPhone maker is the most valuable public company in the world.

Toys R Us is now linking its website to Amazon for sales related to its toy reviews. The last time it had an online deal with Amazon, things didn't end well.

Refinery29 not only covers the news and home design trends, but it's now setting the trend with the launch of a branded home decor collection.

After an unsettling spring semester radically altered by COVID-19, all colleges will continue to look and feel very different this fall, but costs aren’t changing much—even for those who will participate in fully remote learning.

In June, 40% of Americans said they knew someone diagnosed with the coronavirus, but that number increased significantly, to 67%, in August.

Forbes Chief Content Officer Randall Lane today announced the appointment of Rashaad Lambert, founder of For(bes) The Culture, to help establish Forbes as the preeminent community for young Black and Brown entrepreneurs.

In a year that was supposed to be dominated by women and minorities, the only entry into the $1 billion-club is the film that kicked off Hollywood's obsession with male-driven 'Chosen One' blockbusters.

There are currently more than 400,000 children in the U.S. foster system, and only 4% of them will graduate college. Those are the challenging statistics Jacqueline Diep found herself up against growing up in the foster care system. But Diep defied the odds.