E-commerce in the West is increasingly becoming the primary way to shop for most of the population. It is estimated that at least before the pandemic, about $1 million is spent shopping online every minute. Amazon is the reigning king of e-commerce. In the United States, the company founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos has captured […]
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There is perhaps no other industry in the world that has been pulled to different directions by the coronavirus pandemic than the courier industry. On the one hand, the shipping, delivery, and courier industry received an influx of orders and inquiries. Small business owners turned to courier companies to deliver their goods. Big businesses such
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In response to the increasing cases of COVID-19 in the United States, governors and lawmakers across the country have pushed for the closure of public schools statewide. At least 124,000 schools were affected. However, the debate still continues whether classes should stay online or whether schools should reopen soon. As classes moved online, this remote
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If someone else’s recklessness or negligence results in the death of your loved one, you can pursue a wrongful death claim to receive compensation for financial and emotional damages from the defendant. These reparations will help you cover funeral costs and medical bills, as well as the loss of income your family has endured as a
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If there’s anything we’ve learned from our recent brush with COVID-19, it’s that you need to be agile. A disruption like the pandemic has immediate, apparent impacts. But those give rise to second-order effects and create ripples downstream. For instance, the threat of infection forced most people indoors. But the fear of contact and crowded
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Racial tensions and perceived inappropriate actions by the police have led to months of protests in the US. The protests were mirrored around the globe and calls to defund the police have been rising even in the UK. However, defunding the police won’t make the institution any better. In fact, it would only lead to
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COVID-19 has changed the way we do a lot of things. From our usual hustle-and-grind to the way we entertain ourselves, much of the world has made the transition to the virtual world. Medical consultations, such as the typical medical checkups or COVID-19 consulting services, occur virtually, thanks to technology. The same can be said
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Out of all the resources that we have, time is the one that’s hard to quantify. It’s hard to determine the value of time. A dollar will always be equal to a dollar, but time cannot be measured in the same manner. One person’s hour may be worth something else to another. For instance, a
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The COVID-19 pandemic has put the world to a stop for several months now. While many businesses and public activities are slowly returning to their normal pace, the situation in many homes remains challenging and outright difficult, at times. There are people who lost their jobs, some are left alone at home for self-quarantine, while
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There are many reasons the demand for healthcare services continues to rise in the United States. These include a rapidly growing population, an increasingly aging population, and the recent pandemic. All these are indisputably boosting the demand for healthcare services in the country, resulting in a drastic shortage of medical professionals. The Bureau of Labor
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