With the COVID-19 epidemic causing ripples across the global supply chain, companies are trying to come with grips with shortages in key inputs for their production. Hard hit is the manufacturing sector that produces vital medical supplies. These include Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as masks, gloves and medical robes. Recent weeks have seen a […]
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Employees are the backbone of your organization. However, they’re not just the people that complete projects, they’re also ambassadors in your organization. These individuals know the ins and outs of your products and services and are the first point of contact for anyone who wants to know more about what you do. What’s more, they
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Uber Technologies Inc. has laid off about 350 employees as part of its ongoing effort to curb its losses, which reached a record $5.2 billion last quarter. The cuts, announced Monday, represent the third and final round of staff reductions made under a restructuring initiative the company launched earlier this year. Uber previously laid off
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The post- Adam Neumann era at WeWork has begun. In the days since Mr. Neumann stepped down as chief executive, his replacements have been racing to make changes at We Co., the shared-office provider’s parent, according to people familiar with the matter. They include a plan to push out nearly 20 friends and family members
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When most people talk about the 1992 United States Olympic men’s basketball team, they immediately think about the bona fide stars on a roster that included legends like Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, and Larry Bird. In fact, 13 of the 14 players on that roster were eventually elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame. And
Thasos Group seemed to be doing everything right. Part of the booming $7 billion alternative data industry, the company collects location data from cellphones to help hedge funds make money. Founded in 2011, Thasos was worth $42 million, had ties to MIT, and boasted a blue-chip CEO whose prior company Sense Networks was once named
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Jeff Hyde, the new director of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, is at work getting to know the state of Texas. The baseball and fishing fan moved to Bryan-College Station from Pennsylvania less than a month ago and he said he hopes to add to AgriLife’s digital learning offerings and online management capabilities. Hyde began
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Human launched its wireless headphones on Aug. 20, and quickly dropped the price from $399 to $259 based on consumer reaction. (Human Photo) Human, the Seattle startup that launched its distinctive ear-shaped wireless headphones last month after five years of development, has laid off almost its entire team — including its CEO and other top
An ambitious project that purported to turn anyone into a farmer with a single tool is scraping by with smoke-and-mirror tactics, employees told Business Insider. The “personal food computer,” a device that MIT Media Lab senior researcher Caleb Harper presented as helping thousands of people across the globe grow custom, local food, simply doesn’t work,
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