Paradigm shift for web cookies initiated by privacy concerns-Apple, Mozilla and Google take action.

If the pandemic-induced recession plays out like those in the past expect corporate bond defaults

Stimulus aside, second half of 2020-model predicts more American poverty.

Russian' are weary. Sanctions and croynism have reduced the standard-of-living.

Corporate cancel culture not too committed! Facebook sees 0.01% of advertisers suspend ads a few "biggies" stop about 0.1% of revenue.

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COVID-19 aside, workers have increasingly been marginalized. Will November elections move the stick to help the working class?

Chinese military is already being vaccinated for COVID-19. Oxford's vaccine nearing final efficacy report in August.

Dollar General serves communities abandoned by other retailers. What responsibility do they have to community safety?

When the going gets tough the tough get going! What's behind the early new business application rise in Southern state?

Worry about firms with offshore financial help and country-club management

Bloomberg Businessweek June 29, 2020 pp25-26 “The Americans Left Out of the Boom” “The compound gains of equities are also compounding...

Apple facing European anti-trust investigations and American lawsuits over commissions and flexibilty of App Store

Trouble behind, trouble ahead for retail, lodging and office space. Investment losses will impact insurance companies and pensions

Inc. May/June 2020 pp10 “May I Ask Who’s Calling? “Chatting with customers by text allows business owners to send information quickly...

Stock rumors and subsequent trading happens fast these days

Shopify the internet company hosting many companies big and small

Amazon more essential than ever now Bezos must balance P&L, competitive threats, employee satisfaction, anti-trust and post COVID bubble.

The economic struggle of American workers, contractors and business owners during the pandemic. Likely next steps to support our recovery

Expensive drugs can ring you up for an average of nearly $7,000 per drug per year out of pocket even if they aren't more effective.