The coronavirus all but halted international travel, with passenger traffic down 67% last year as lockdowns, travel restrictions, and fear of contagion left billions of people hunkering down at home. But in the world of eCommerce, cross-border activity remained alive and well.
Every time you click onto the internet, you add to your digital identity, creating a virtual memory of who you are, what you look at, and where you spend your browsing time. Have you ever wondered where this identity exists and who has access to it?
The overall performance for April among the 68 indexes tracked was largely positive, up 3.2% on average. Out of those 68 indexes, 60 had positive performance for the month.
If any doubt persisted over the first months of the year, it has now become clear that this past winter’s dry conditions will not be reversing anytime soon.
Nearly a year ago, as protests for racial justice were sweeping across the country, a corporate CEO contacted me. He was preparing a presentation for his staff, and wanted to begin by addressing the moment.
Imagine you are sitting in an Economics 101 class as a college freshman. The first thing you will learn may be the concept of supply and demand. You have scarcity when the demand is high and the supply is low. Of course, scarcity leads to higher prices.
Adoption of mobile workforce technology is booming. Look no further than news from Jamf (JAMF) that it closed out 2020 powering more than 20 million enterprise Apple devices around the world.
Digital transformation impacts nearly every business sector, from banking to insurance, retail to real estate, medicine to pharmaceuticals, and more. In the utilities sector, mass adoption of digital transformation has been slow
Like the Olympics, the bitcoin network initiates a special event called “halving” every four years, and it is intensively followed by millions of bitcoin investors. And halvings are such a huge deal for a reason.
Normally equity futures are not worth commenting on, but both the move itself and the subsequent few minutes of price action tell us a lot about the mood of the market right now.
Different flavors come in and out of favor, but as we embrace plant-based alternatives, particularly for meat, consumer expectations call for something that tastes as good as the original, if not better.