Newly reported financial data from Bird , an American scooter sharing service, shows a company with an improving economic model and a multiyear path to profitability. However, that path is fraught unless a number of scenarios all work out in concert and without a glitch.
COVID-19 hasn’t been kind to Bird and similar companies around the world. As many around the world stayed home, usage of shared-asset services and ride-hail applications fell sharply. Bird saw rides decline. Airbnb took a temporary hit . Uber and Lyft saw ride demand fall.
Dallas Fed Economics: Surging renewable energy in Texas prompts electricity generation adequacy
LUBBOCK, Texas (PRESS RELEASE) — The following is a press release from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas:
In a new post on Dallas Fed Economics , Garrett Golding discusses potential risks to electricity generation adequacy in the state of Texas given the increased reliance on renewable energy, the higher maintenance and repair time for thermal power plants and a much lower
Economics in Brief: SNAP Gets Largest Boost Ever Under Biden
Benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — commonly called food stamps — will increase an average of 27%, the Biden administration announced this week.
The changes stem from an update to the "Thrifty Food Plan," which is supposed to determine how much it costs to buy healthy food, and set SNAP benefits accordingly.
Investing in the Economics of Innovation | NBER
Dartmouth economics professor to present 2021 Clemens Lecture – CSB/SJU
Douglas A. Irwin, John French Professor of Economics at Dartmouth, will present “The Past, Present and Future of Globalization” at 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 27, in the Stephen B. Humphrey Theater, Saint John’s University.
The bad economics of fossil fuel defenders | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2021-2022 Economics Management Fellows | Ohio Wesleyan University
DELAWARE, Ohio – Ohio Wesleyan University has selected 14 first-year students as its 2021-2022 Economics Management Fellows.
The fellows are selected based on their high potential for success at Ohio Wesleyan and their interest in business-related studies. OWU’s newest Economics Management Fellows (EMFs) are:
Buy Businesses, Not Stocks - Mauldin Economics - Commentaries - Advisor Perspectives
I write this letter on my way home from Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where I spoke to the fascinating “GoBundance” group of mostly young, successful, enthusiastic entrepreneurs. Before that I was in Grand Lake Stream, Maine, for the Camp Kotok economics/fishing retreat.
'Come See My Shop!
In 2008, a Canadian location scout and budding documentarian named Chris "Cleetche" McDonnell visited Anjuna Beach in the southern Indian state of Goa.
Of course, all sorts of Westerners, with all types of motives, have visited beach towns in Goa—and in Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, etc.—for years in search of fun in the sun.
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A new study shows switching off just half of the lights at night makes a big difference for migrating birds. Learn… https://t.co/edjnAWupu6 audubonsociety (from U.S.) Tue Aug 17 12:15:02 +0000 2021
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