Using ReadON.ai as a business tool during the COVID-19 pandemic - Future of EdTech is available now
Pallavi Sethi, Candidate for BA in Economics and South Asia Studies, Wellesley College, Boston, MA
psethi@wellesley.edu
By Mauricio Zuluaga
Crises are not opportunities per se, but the way we deal with them may open great opportunities. The COVID19 pandemic is having social and financial effects, just comparable with the Big Depression, started in 1929 and lasted until the late 1930s. However, this time everything is different, and we have fallen to the deepest point just in a matter of days. This means that we have less time to react and we depend on rapid problem solving and innovation to get through.
By: Wendy Sturgeon, Executive Director Niagara Chapter – Native Women Inc.
What does this month mean to you or any other Canadian wandering this continent that we call Turtle Island?
On Wednesday March 18th, WHO General Manager warned Africa "to prepare for the worst" with the virus.
The umbrella organization for Canada's securities regulators says it plans to merge the regulatory bodies that oversee investment dealers and mutual fund dealers into one new organization, a move praised by both watchdog groups.
J. Allen Brack, the president of Activision's Blizzard Entertainment, is stepping down weeks after the video game company was hit with a discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuit in California as well as backlash from employees over the work environment.
While pandemic job losses linger in the economy, some companies are struggling to find employees. A review of popular job listing sites in Canada showed companies ranging from retailing giant Amazon to small, local enterprises are offering signing bonuses to lure workers to jobs like delivery drivers or hair stylists.
