Those who cannot run
Authorities are calling for people to self-quarantine to mitigate the risk of the coronavirus’ spread, but what happens to those inside communities that have nowhere to go?
Marijuana: An essential business
Legal marijuana sales peak in five US states in a period of social distancing.
COVID-19 and social media’s ability to fight misinformation
The wave of COVID19-related content proves if social media platforms can fight misinformation.
Millennials: unconcerned and dating
US Millennials remain unconcerned about COVID and highly untrustworthy of the government.
Business and the blows of COVID
The Financial Times studied the impact of COVID-19 on business activity.
Consumers forced indoors spikes media usage
Media consumption in the US is already at historical highs, as reported in the most recent Nielsen Total Audience report.
A change of the guard at Nike
After 13 years at the helm of Nike, 64-year-old CEO Mark Parker is stepping down. What’s next?
A guy born to win
CEO Michael Dell is making headlines once again as he takes his company public in an unusual and controversial way.
Health, beauty, and innovation
Nu Skin Enterprises CEO Ritch Wood sees technology and sustainability as the keys to the company’s ongoing success.
A new wake for sports broadcasting
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to shatter industries, ESPN EVP Burke Magnus discussed programming goals for the sports broadcasting giant.
Hold the ring!
Couples around the world are postponing their wedding amid growing fears caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Access to paid sick leave
Many do not have access to paid sick leave amid this crisis.
The struggle of real estate
Buying or selling a house is currently getting harder to do.
Airlines fight to keep aircraft flying
US domestic passenger flights could virtually shut down, voluntarily or by government order.
World’s most innovative universities
Reuters ranked the institutions that best stand out regarding academic credentials.