Monthly Archives: March 2021
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Unprecedented stimulus fuels explosion of fraud, governments begin to admit
“If you find out later that there was Mafia involvement, how do you undo what you’ve already done?” “ Through Nick corbishley, for LOUP STREET: The ... -
On probation … – The Royal Gazette
David Burt, the Prime Minister, has again acted with some speed in an attempt to end criticism of the loss of $ 800,000 in taxpayer money ... -
Private schools may suffer as cash-strapped families cannot afford school fees
The economic pressure that the coronavirus pandemic is putting on Hawaiian families is having a ripple effect on private schools, where a cloud of uncertainty hangs ... -
Paycheck Protection Program for Small Businesses During Pandemic Was Flawed: NPR
President Trump signed the Paycheck Protection Program and the Health Care Enhancement Act last week. The law added billions for lending to small businesses through PPP. ... -
Paycheck Protection Program Strengthens America | Letters
Figures from the Paycheck Protection Program show that it is not only the largest but most effective US relief program ever signed. As small businesses continue ... -
How to adapt to remote work
To be a good product manager, it’s important to be good with people. Construction products involve influencing people without exercising official authority, which is best done ... -
Congress Should Pass More Financing For Small Business Lending
With jobless claims exceeding 26 million in the past five weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic, the House voted on Thursday to approve another half a ... -
How to adapt your marketing strategy to the current market
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been struck by founders pulling back marketing and advertising spending due to COVID-19. The rapidly changing climate today has fundamentally ... -
Rushing to the Coast – The Wrong Way to Adapt to Global Warming
Like many other places in the world, the coastal areas of Bangaladesh, the one pictured here, suffer … [+] periodic flooding as the sea level rises. ... -
Fraudsters ‘adapt quickly to global events’ like the pandemic
For every crisis, global event or disaster, there is a con artist ready to take advantage of it, and the COVID-19 pandemic was no different, according ...
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