Apple, which had already delayed its employees’ return to physical offices from September to October to January to February, has a new timeline: to be determined. Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, told employees in a message viewed by The New York Times on Wednesday that the company was delaying a return to hybrid work “to […]
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We are living in a fast-moving time with new technology, ever-evolving social and political landscapes, and a pandemic on top of that. Any predictions about what to expect in 2020 for marketers was no doubt lightyears off what we’re experiencing now. So what can we learn from this year as we move forward? You can
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Across San Francisco, trips to workplaces, parks, transit stations, and stores have collectively fallen to about 40% of normal levels since late February, a consequence of strict social distancing measures enacted by the region and then the state to halt the spread of the coronavirus. People moved around New York, British Columbia, and Los
The holidays are right around the corner, so you know what that means—you have to start getting gifts for everyone! It is often said around here that “feedback is a gift.” If that is the case, then spam complaints should be considered a gift as they are feedback from subscribers that something is turning them
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We’ve heard predictions of the death of email for years. Like those who predict the end of the world, it’s largely agreed that these people don’t know what they are talking about. Email isn’t dying. But that doesn’t mean it’s not changing. Technology is advancing, email recipients are interacting differently, and mailbox providers are adjusting their algorithms. And
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Venomous puss caterpillars have returned to Florida and other states. (Photo Credit: Bri Oteri / Facebook) They may look cute and fuzzy, but you do not want to touch venomous puss caterpillars: These critters have returned to parts of the southeastern U.S., including Florida, and they deliver very painful bites. Puss caterpillars, which look like
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Advanced Space Suit Engineer at Nasa Kristine Davis wears the xEMU prototype space suit next to lead engineer Dustin Gohmert wearing the Orion crew survival spacesuit prototype Nasa has revealed new spacesuits as it moves closer in its bid to return to the moon by 2024. The American space agency unveiled two prototypes, one white
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Borderlands is a worldwide phenomenon and one of the highest-rated looter shooters out there, and its next major instalment – Borderlands 3 – has been seven years in the making, with only Tales from the Borderlands to tide us over during that time. After such a long wait, expectations are running high – but how
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Over the past week, I’ve been playing a lot of Ghost Recon: Breakpoint. Having not played any of the previous games in the franchise, it’s been quite an experience. While I’ve poured countless hours into the public closed beta, I also recently got a chance to play the E3 build that was showcased a few
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At first glance, an official return policy might seem like one of those tedious administrative items that is easier to ignore than implement. In reality though, a retail business’s return policy intersects with everything from the business’s reputation to employee satisfaction, and even the rates the business pays on credit card transactions. For these reasons
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