Amazon struggled early in the pandemic, but rebounded with record sales. Disney got a huge boost for its streaming service, while its other businesses were hit hard. Store closures wiped out $2 billion in sales for Macy's this spring—but after the pandemic, it could be one of the last department stores standing. Here's how a dozen major companies have navigated the Covid era.
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Our Dyslexia Heroes Are Too White: Addressing Representation In Business With Marcia
This week I am once again sharing the mic, for a deep dive into intersectionality and the importance of looking at neurodiversity through different cultural lenses. Marcia Brissett-Bailey is currently a Special Educational Needs and Disability case officer for a local authority, but for the last 15 years was a careers adviser within post sixteen and higher education. She is the co-founder of the BDA Cultural Perspective Committee, and trustee of a London based Dyslexia Association.
Before we dive in she would like for me to state that her views are based on her own personal experiences, and may not align with the opinions of other Black Dyslexics. She does not speak for Black Dyslexics and neurodivergents at large. However, her professional experience and training on careers, career transitions and disability issues make her a credible witness to a wide range of experiences.
Investment Banker Engagement Letters: Key Considerations | Daily Business Review
The sale to the stalking-horse bidder and secured lender is approved after no one else qualified to bid on unsold units at the hotel-condo a block from the beach.
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She takes over the leadership of the firm's four Florida offices with an assignment to expand, especially in South Florida.
The new opinion, which comes in a unanimous decision by all 11 judges of the Fifth DCA, redefines the term "consumer debt" under the FCCPA with its finding that obligations to pay condominium assessments may be considered debts under the FCCPA.
Carlson to headline NIU business talk | Daily Chronicle
The NIU College of Business will have its Wednesday Night Wisdom series starting Sept. 9 featuring Bart Carlson.
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Carlson founded and built NAPERSOFT, a provider of Customer Communications Management solutions. Carlson also co-founded Azuba, which has helped transform the way patients can connect with their health providers and insurance companies to improve their health.
The College of Business launched the online speaker series to keep students, alumni and friends learning and connected in this unprecedented time.
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Robbinsville's Open for Business Program Continues Through Labor Day Weekend | TAPinto
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ -- Keep those receipts handy for all purchases made through Labor Day weekend at any Robbinsville business and turn them in to be eligible for a reward, and entered for a grand prize. The Open for Business program encourages Robbinsville residents to support local businesses by providing rewards to those who patronize local retail, restaurants, service providers, professional services, or any other business based in town.
Participants turn in receipts from five unique local businesses of any industry from retail, restaurants, professional services, health care, home and garden, and others where they spend at least $20. Once a resident submits a signed application they are given a $20 visa gift card and entered to win one of several $500 grand prize drawings.
Sessions aim to inform small businesses on how to maintain and use credit | University of
Extension's town hall and webinar on Sept. 9 and 11 will focus on how small businesses can maintain and use good credit.
University of Nevada, Reno Extension continues its online town hall and webinar series next week to assist small-business owners. With many businesses still struggling due to COVID-19, some are having trouble maintaining good credit or paying vendors. Both the town hall and webinar will focus on understanding credit scores, and maintaining and using credit wisely.
Register your business for the Buy Local Vermont program by Sept 8 | Vermont Business Magazine
Stocks curb losses but Nasdaq posts worst week since March | Fox Business
U.S. equity markets clawed back a large portion of their losses but finsihed lower in what was a volatile end to trading ahead of Labor Day weekend.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell over 600 points intraday, lost 159 points, or 0.56%. Investors rotated out of stocks including Home Depot Inc. while buying JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp.
Financials also led the gains in the S&P 500 despite the broader index closing lower by 0.81%.
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