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In other words, by focusing on individuals on specific tasks, you might be alleviating the pressure of one person trying to take on too many things. Read More

The Future of Work

3 ways the COVID-19 crisis has affected corporate expense claims Uri Kogan

As the crisis progressed, the scale and nature of expense claims have changed drastically. As expected, trip cancellations and work-from-home expenses increased dramatically, while business travel expenses dropped. Read More

Health

This is how many people are near their social distancing breaking point CW Headley

According to a new survey commissioned by Kelton Global of 1,895 U.S. citizens over the age of 18, 100% of Americans say they’ll “snap if stay-at-home orders last longer than six months,” and 25% are already nearing their breaking point. Read More

Health

What going to the gym will look like after the COVID-19 outbreak Kyle Schnitzer

The days of 5-minute abs videos before daily Zoom meetings or squeezing in at-home pushups before homeschooling the children appear to be coming to an end soon, as gyms around the country prepare to be some of the first nonessential business to reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

Health

This state is having the hardest time with social distancing Kyle Schnitzer

While social distancing has been an effective measure of controlling the COVID-19 outbreak, the measures are harder to do in some states than others, according to a new study. Read More

How To

These Harvard researchers just discovered the greatest sales hack John Anderer

It may sound counterproductive at first, but researchers from Harvard Business School and the University of San Francisco have found that consumers really appreciate it when stores and businesses are transparent when it comes to production costs. Read More

Latest News

New York is seeing car crimes surge during Coronavirus Meredith Lepore

Most crimes were reported in Brooklyn (599) followed by Queens (575), The Bronx (464), Manhattan (218), and Staten Island (57). Read More

How To

Before you sign a non compete agreement, read this Lindsay Tigar

Here, experts and lawyers explain what you should consider before signing a non-compete agreement. Read More

Health

How we will rebuild again after the COVID-19 pandemic CW Headley

To move forward, a bi-partisan conversation needs to be initiated. In the wake of COVID-19, the future of this country could be one wherein ideas are allowed to be surveyed by their merit as opposed to the affiliation of their authors. Read More

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