Demand on diversity and equity roles to accelerate in 2021
Hiring for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) roles have been on the rise for years, and that will likely accelerate
Twitter to fight misleading vaccine information
Twitter will label tweets with potentially misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines, and introduce a strike system that can lead to
EU prize for a teenage girl’s online shop that fights domestic violence
A Polish teenager won the European Union Civil Solidarity Prize for creating a disguised e-shop that helps the victims of
Thomson Reuters restructuring for post-pandemic
Thomson Reuters announced it will reshape its corporate structure for a post-pandemic world, close offices, streamline technology and rely more
Outdoors but inside dining
Second-hand ski gondolas too old to be used for transporting skiers has proved to be a good business for The
Female-owned businesses suffer most from pandemic
It is increasingly clear that the economic impact of the pandemic hasn’t been felt evenly. Female-owned small businesses are closing
How do we really feel about working from home?
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a dramatic shift to remote working over the past year, with a large number
Covid patients singing lullabies at the opera
Covid patients singing lullabies. Some covid patients have breathing problems also after the illness is over. Opera singers for sure
How Facebook will limit political content
Facebook will temporarily reduce political content in users News Feed but it will not affect information about the pandemic from
U.K. pulls sexist “Stay Home” ad
“Stay Home. Save Lives”. An advert that went viral on social media and was withdrawn a few hours later after