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A Historic Cheese Shop in New York's Little Italy Is Closing After 130 Years in Business

Economic hardships are the closing doors of Alleva Dairy, the oldest cheese shop in America.

Business News

'Ultra-Luxury' Real Estate Influencer Busted for Stealing $381,000 in COVID Relief Funds — To Fund Her Lavish Lifestyle

Daniela Rendon, 31, allegedly used fraudulently obtained money to lease a 2021 Bentley, rent a luxury apartment, and pay for cosmetic surgery.

Thought Leaders

5 Ways Retailers Can Win In a Post-Pandemic World

The pandemic shook brand loyalty, shopping habits and purchasing behaviors, but bright spots remain for retailers.

Business News

Pastor and His Son Busted for a $8 Million Covid Scam. 'The Worst Scuzz on the Face of the Earth.'

Evan and Josh Edwards were arrested today for massive bank fraud, falsely exaggerating the size and scope of their Christian ministry.

Leadership

Employees Were Demanded to Go Home. Here's How We Invite Them to Come Back

The best way to bring workers back to the office is by inviting them and making it an inviting place where people want and need to be.

Noticias

Hacer de Latinoamérica un punto de referencia para la industria textil, el objetivo de esta startup

Mediante la contratación local y la producción textil, esta startup busca crear en latinoamérica un punto de referencia para la industria de la manufactura textil a nivel mundial.

Noticias

Cierran Disney Shanghái por COVID-19 y dejan a los visitantes adentro

El gobierno local informó que los visitantes de Disney Shanghái podrán salir hasta que den negativo a COVID-19.

Leadership

How to Lead With Resilience, Empathy and Vision Despite an Uncertain Future

Through all the change and pain of the last few years — and the ones to come — leaders must work hard to be resilient for their people. Here's how.

Living

The Future of Telemedicine in the Health Care Industry

Telehealth visits were slow to catch on before the global crises, but many people now appreciate the ease and convenience.

Leadership

Grief and Loss Can Seriously Impact the Ability to Work. Here's How to Create a Workplace That Supports Those Going Through It.

If the last two years have taught us anything, it's that loss doesn't spare anyone. Organizational culture needs to include embracing empathy for employees who are experiencing feelings of grief — so here's how.

Entrepreneurs

Braving The Funding Winter: A Game Plan For Entrepreneurs

Frugality will be key to your success– building more from less, ensuring quality at less cost, and deeper depth of talent and ideas will be valued.

Health & Wellness

This Company Has Donated Computers, Software, and More Than 1 Million Dollars Worth of COVID Tests to Hospitals in Ukraine

The co-founder and co-CEO of Intrivo shares why he traveled to Ukraine to help distribute COVID tests, how he brought laptops to war-torn hospitals, and what you can do to help.

Business News

Why I'm Buying Pfizer And You Should Too

Some investors have discounted Pfizer's (NYSE: PFE) future value since the peak of the pandemic is over, but demand for continued development of COVID vaccines for future variants remains strong.

Business News

Triple Pay and Better Benefits: How Airlines Are Curbing Summer Travel Turmoil

With pilots in high demand, major airlines are bumping up salaries and working on new contracts.