After two months locked up at home and not working in the best conditions, bad posture and lack of exercise can start to take their toll. What parts of the body are most sensible to working from home? What...
It's been a month since Facebook announced Messenger Rooms, its video calling system that seeks to compete with Zoom, and that integrates with the rest of its ecosystem. And now, following the same line, it presents Workplace Rooms for...
Boris Johnson's government has assumed that the United Kingdom is on its way to the worst recession in its recent history, after the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) recorded a 2% drop in the first quarter of the year, the...
Nintendo will achieve financial results similar to those of the Wii era when it presents its next earnings report on Thursday, 7 May, for the January-March 2020 quarter. The Japanese brand, according to analysts, has benefited from the confinement...
All countries affected by COVID-19 will see an increase in health spending and other items linked to the economic crisis for this year.
No one is escaping and, of course, the United States will also be under severe strain, which...
As stores close their brick-and-mortar outposts in the hopes of shifting sales to their websites, online purchases could suffer as well, according to new research.
Anuj Kumar and his family used to shop at Macy’s, both at the store and...
Ekkehard Ernst, Chief of Macro-economic policies and job unit at the UN International Labour Organization (ILO), says the manufacturing sector does not stand to profit most from AI, at least not in developed countries, and will not suffer the...
While many economists assume the “invisible hand” theory influences markets, new research finds a disruptor has turned this long-held concept—which Adam Smith introduced in 1759—on its head.
The disruptor does not have anything to do with technological advancements or innovation...
The latest edition of its Tourism Highlights, published on Monday, shows international arrivals reached 1.323 million last year.
The figure represents an 84 million increase over 2016, and a new record, with the sector also recording “uninterrupted growth” in arrivals...
Workers in open office seating experience less daytime stress and greater daytime activity levels compared to workers in private offices and cubicles, according to a new study.
That greater physical activity at the office is related to lower physiological stress...