Hand sanitizer sales, as well as sales of whiskeys like Choca Smoke, have kept the doors of the ... [+] Seven Stills Distillery still open.
Tim Obert is doing his best to stay optimistic - and to manage to keep the doors of his San Francisco distillery open.
Just like the Seven Hills is a permanent part of the San Francisco landscape, Obert has always hoped his
Seven Stills Distillery would become a fixed feature of this California city. But Obert and his distillery has to survive COVID-19 first.
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DFA's Bryce Skaff talks to Pershing's Ben Harrison about what differentiates high-growth firms from low-growth ones.
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I've got some bad news for you about the historical trend — and some advice on what you can do about it.
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Mother-Daughter Business Owners Try To Salvage Ice Cream Shop After The Pandemic, City Unrest
CHICAGO (CBS) — A story of a mother and daughter and their real struggle: trying to keep their business afloat during the pandemic and after the looting downtown.
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So inspired, Jackie opened the first Kilwins Ice Cream and Fudge shops in the Chicago area. First in Orland Park, then in Hyde Park. It was a sacrifice.
“I borrowed money from family members. We mortgaged our home. We did everything we could to be there,” Jackson said.
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Big Tech's Domination of Business Reaches New Heights - The New York Times
As the economy contracts and many companies struggle to survive, the biggest tech companies are amassing wealth and influence in ways unseen in decades.
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Now, the upheaval has lifted them to new heights, putting the industry in a position to dominate American business in a way unseen since the days of railroads.
A rally in technology stocks elevated the S&P 500 stock index to a record high on Tuesday even as the pandemic crushes the broader economy. The stocks of Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Facebook, the five largest publicly traded companies in America, rose 37 percent in the first seven months this year, while all the other stocks in the S&P 500 fell a combined 6 percent, according to Credit Suisse.
From Handshakes to Fist Bumps: The Future of the Business Greeting - The New York Times
Forged in antiquity, the preferred office greeting of the corporate era has survived the peace-sign-as-hello 1960s; the deal-clinching high-five 1990s; and the bro hug of the past decade (a manly-man micro-Heimlich ascending all the way from the playing fields to the Obama White House ).
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Obituaries for the venerable business greeting began almost immediately, with Time , Wired and BBC foretelling the hearty handshake's inevitable doom. An international gesture of good will now seemed downright dangerous.
Small-business owners speak on the coronavirus's devastating economic toll. - The New York Times
Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, who each nearly ran for president themselves, introduced a segment about how the coronavirus pandemic has wrecked small businesses in America.
Mr. Brown spoke with a small manufacturer and a clothier, while Mr. Garcetti discussed how a restaurant owner was on the verge of losing her business because customers had stopped coming.
They were joined by Representative Cindy Axne of Iowa, who met with a farmer whose business had been wrecked first by President Trump's trade war with China and then by the pandemic.
'This Is the Ultimate Test of a Business': Franklin Street, UNC and COVID-19 -
In light of recent coronavirus outbreaks across campus and the community, UNC moved to a remote learning model on Wednesday.
This move occurre d just ten days after the university began classes for its fall semester and will continue indefinitely.
With most of campus closed, and the majority of residence halls being emptied , the number of patrons on Franklin Street is expected to decrease – so what will happen to all the businesses that heavily rely on students to break even?
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