By Aditi Shah, Rajendra Jadhav NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) – Manish Mehra, owner of Washex Hospitality, an industrial laundry service, recently flew from Delhi to Jodhpur, a city in north-western India, to win a contract to service a large, government-run hospital – a move essential to kickstarting his business. FILE PHOTO: […]
Month: December 2020
Stephanie Kelton Mike McGregor Text size Stephanie Kelton Professor of Economics and Public Policy, Stony Brook UniversityStony Brook, N.Y. Stephanie Kelton, 51, is a professor of economics and public policy at Stony Brook University, in Stony Brook, N.Y., and a senior fellow at the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis […]
Michaele Niehaus | The Hawk Eye Burlington students will not be returning to their school buildings Monday, when the district’s approval to teach 100% online was set to expire, and they may continue to learn from home until the start of the new year. The Burlington School Board on Friday voted […]
AUSTIN, Texas – The Lower Colorado River Authority recently awarded nearly $530,000 in Community Development Partnership Program grants for community projects within LCRA’s wholesale electric, water and transmission service areas. LCRA says the CDPP grants helped fund 27 projects that range from buying new equipment for first responders to improving […]
GNC and 1Health have teamed together to make the newest form of COVID testing available to the public. It’s a saliva test kit approved by the FDA, and various companies have been rolling it out in recent weeks.The hallmark feature of the testing kit is that it can be administered […]
× The hospitality giant has responded to COVID-19 through the prism of its core beliefs, which begin with taking care of its people. While the economic devastation COVID-19 has wrought on the hospitality industry is well-documented, its impact extends far beyond any hotel’s front doors. “What many people don’t realize […]
If there’s anything true about wellness, it’s that there’s always something new to talk about. To give you a front-row seat, Well+Good is tapping the industry insiders, brainy entrepreneurs, and healthy celebs at the forefront with monthly chats on the buzzy topics that are shaking up the scene right now. […]
The help of Michigan firefighters was “essential” in the battles waged against historic wildfires in the western United States this year. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources dispatched teams and seven fire engines west this summer and fall to help fight raging fires that burned millions of acres in California, […]
These puzzles make great gifts. (Photo: Uncommon Goods / Etsy) — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. A puzzle might be the best gift to give this year. Why? Well, as we’re spending more time indoors than ever before—especially […]
A high-yield savings account can have long-term financial benefits. Should you open one? (iStock) High-yield savings accounts can have big benefits, especially if you use them for the long haul. With significantly higher interest rates than traditional savings accounts, they’re a great tool to help you build your savings and […]
Nothing opens the spigot for angry music industry tweets quite like Spotify Wrapped season. The streaming service’s year-end recap seemed to generate more impassioned debates this year — one side vehemently arguing that you shouldn’t give free advertising to a tech company that’s hamstrung the entire industry by not paying […]
Oh, God, please don’t make me do it. The U.S. stock market’s extraordinary, positive reaction to a nonfarm payrolls report that was about 50% below expectations — with only 245,000 jobs created in November — forced me to go to the BLS website and actually read the report. This is […]
In a two-part series, KPBS reporter John Carroll examines how some of the park’s cherished institutions are holding up during the pandemic. Photo by John Carroll Above: The International Lawn at Balboa Park’s International Cottages is shown on Dec. 1, 2020. Balboa Park is many things. Among them, the jewel […]
A man pushes carts as a hiring sign shows at a Jewel Osco grocery store in Deerfield, Ill., Thursday, April 23, 2020. Friday, Dec. 4, monthly U.S. jobs report will help answer a key question hanging over the economy: Just how much damage is being caused by the resurgent coronavirus, […]
To cap an already unprecedented season happening during an unprecedented pandemic, the San Francisco 49ers had two days to pick up their entire operation and move more than 700 miles to the Arizona desert. “It’s honestly just the exact same as we were in Santa Clara,” linebacker Fred Warner said […]
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Archaeologists from the future have sent a backpack of clues back to present-day New Haven. They need our help solving an outdoor puzzle. If you solve the challenges laid out below by the end of this article, it will reveal to you the secrets behind a new brain-crunching, pandemic-safe way […]
Exceeding your credit limit could trigger fees and negative credit score impacts. (iStock) A credit card is convenient for paying bills, covering everyday expenses, or booking travel but it’s not a free pass to spend. Your credit limit determines how much purchasing power you have at any given time. While […]
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Most buyers who make sight-unseen offers are familiar with the community or have family members or friends who already live in the area. Getty Images This article is reprinted by permission from The Escape Home, a newsletter for second homeowners and those who want to be. Subscribe here. © 2020. […]
Ruth Nash leads a class at Studio B Dance Center. Fitness center capacity in Summit County was recently reduced from 25% to 10% amid level red restrictions, which is negatively affecting businesses like Studio B.Photo from Kelsey Booth Photography The fitness industry has taken a big hit with […]
Deborah Rosenthal starts her virtual kindergarten class on Zoom every morning with a song — today, it’s the Spanish version of “If You’re Happy and You Know It.” Her students clap along. There’s a greeting from the class mascot (a dragon), yoga, meditation and then some practice with letter sounds: […]