Month: July 2020

Employees past and present are challenging management, saying the company’s ethical image was an illusion.

Facebook hired a Ukrainian group battling Russian disinformation to flag misleading posts. But critics say the fact checkers’ work veers into activism.

Technology was supposed to be all about welcoming newcomers. But is it?

The fact that 92% of U.S. small businesses have reinvented themselves during the pandemic says a whole lot about this bunch. Small business owners are scrappy go-getters with no quit in them. And the survey from GetApp proves that very point. Small Business Reinventing During Pandemic According to the survey, [CONTINUE READING]

Just about every business needs a vehicle. Some use cars to visit customers, clients, vendors, or run business chores—to the bank, to see an attorney or other business advisor, or to scope out new business. Others use vans to carry tools of the trade to worksites. And still, others use [CONTINUE READING]

How will you remember the Summer of 2020? It’s probably been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for most business owners trying to ride out the pandemic and still keep their businesses healthy, profitable and in compliance with old and new regulations. Business Licenses and Permits Requirements One area you [CONTINUE READING]

It’s a question doctors are starting to ask again, and we walk you through it.

Familiarize yourself with two aspects of any business that can be crucial to growth.

Earn extra money in the stock market.

Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the TechCrunch series* that recaps the latest OS news, the applications they support and the money that flows through it all. The app industry is as hot as ever, with a record 204 billion downloads and $120 billion in consumer spending in 2019. [CONTINUE READING]