Chinese regulators ordered the mobile payments company, Ant Group, to make major changes as the government takes a closer look at the tech giant's business practices. AFP via Getty Images hide caption
Chinese regulators have ordered Ant Group, the mobile payments company run by billionaire Jack Ma, to overhaul major aspects of its business — a move that follows a scuttled IPO and comes just days after regulators announced an investigation of affiliate Alibaba.
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Dr. Sherri Onyiego, who serves as the interim local health authority for Harris County Public Health, said the county's COVID-19 positivity rate has doubled over the past two months and may triple by January if the trajectory continues.
Voice of Business: Dayton region to emerge stronger
COVID-19 has impacted cities, metropolitan areas, businesses and economic growth across the world. However, the Dayton region's strong economic positioning before the coronavirus pandemic and our flexibility to adapt as a region uniquely positions us for economic growth as we emerge from the pandemic next year.
Unfortunately, the Dayton area has been through community crises before. 2019 gave us an unanticipated master's degree in community crisis management that none of us were expecting. This experience, coupled with our strategic economic development continuity, gives the Dayton region a position of strength as we enter 2021 and look toward a future without COVID-19.
Business almost back to ‘usual’ for some Summerville shops | WCBD News 2
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – For many small businesses, this year has been the hardest yet as the pandemic continues on. But one Summerville business says reviewing their year, they feel they are almost back to normal.
For Everything Chic, they said the holidays brought shoppers from all over, but it's not just the business from out of town keeping them up and running: it’s also from their neighbors.
Katie Marodis, the Shop Keeper for Everything Chic, said locals have been there for the shop through thick and thin. Many have told her they would not shop with big box stores this year but rather only shop small.
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'Encore entrepreneurs' want their second act to be their own business | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
State Sets Record for Spend With Diversity Businesses
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The State of Tennessee spent a record $739 million with small businesses and businesses owned by minorities, women, persons with disabilities, or service-disabled veterans in 2019-20. This is an increase of 11% from the old record set just the previous year.
The new figures appear in the annual report of the Governor's Office of Diversity Business Enterprise (Go-DBE), a unit of the Central Procurement Office in the Department of General Services (DGS).
Covid-19, Clinician Burnout, And The Healthcare Business Model: How They're Connected
As one of the most challenging years in the last 100 draws to an end, it's tempting to want to close the book on it and welcome in 2021 with hope for a much brighter future. The vaccines that have been safely developed, produced, and approved in record time — along with those in development — are part of the optimism that many feel as they look ahead into 2021 with the hope that there will be some return to 'normalcy'.
Most of us know that we can't drive to where we're going by looking in the rearview mirror. A fresh perspective that sees the world of healthcare in a fundamentally different way is what's required. But it's also important to recognize that the problem of staffing shortages and burnout among healthcare workers that is front and center during the pandemic isn't new. And it's not the result of the pandemic, although it has certainly complicated the problem and brought it front and center.
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