Global Support Activities for Mining Industry: Should Investors Hope for Better Returns?
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PeerPull Bringing Coworking Experience Online Amid COVID-19
The initial waves of the coronavirus pandemic crushed many small businesses into permanent closure but at the same time empowered or gave birth to startups that were determined to harness the power of technology to add value to people’s lives. PeerPull is one of those businesses that emerged stronger from the unfolding health crisis to…
COVID-19 to Accelerate Female Entrepreneurship
The coronavirus pandemic has created a great opportunity for many women to start the business they had always wanted and its “snowball effect” will inspire more female founders to take the leap and begin their entrepreneurial journeys, says an expert. “We are seeing a massive influx of women trying to start their businesses, having…
How Coronavirus Is Changing Live Music Industry?
The live music industry is indefinitely on hold amid the coronavirus pandemic as concert halls and similar venues are closed, and this has led to the suffering of thousands of artists and crew members around the world. A survey of nearly 2,000 music professionals by the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA)—a recently established advocacy group…
What Are the Main Imperatives for Automation Success?
Prioritizing automation has become even more important to enable success and organizations that effectively automate business processes follow a few common practices, according to McKinsey & Company. Findings from the second McKinsey Global Survey conducted just before the COVID-19 pandemic, suggests that more companies are pursuing automation now than two years ago. “Two-thirds of respondents…
COVID-19: $1 Trillion Loss Could Set Global Tourism Industry Back 20 Years
The economic damage to the global tourism sector as a result of the coronavirus pandemic is likely to exceed $1 trillion this year, which would set the industry back two decades, according to a new report from the United Nations. “Depending on when travel restrictions will be fully lifted, the World Tourism Organization expects international…
Germany Voted Best Crisis Manager by Startups
Germany is considered a success by European startups when it comes to crisis management and resilience in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to the initial results of a survey by Startups & Places. The annual survey, which was launched in June 2020 and is still open, aims to map and share the most significant trends…
COVID-19: Is a Second Wave Coming to Europe?
Some health experts around the world have been warning about a new wave of the coronavirus pandemic but another group is reluctant to label the rise in cases a “second wave”, arguing that it is too soon to predict how the situation will pan out. According to Euronews, the World Health Organization warned in late…
Shared Mobility Poised to Make a Comeback After COVID-19
The shared mobility industry has very quickly lost both passengers and profits as a result of the coronavirus outbreak but it can make a strong comeback with the right strategies, says McKinsey & Company. “Consumers are indeed wary of shared mobility, given the risk of viral infection, and mobility-service providers (MSPs) must take decisive…
Ending COVID-19 Lockdowns Not Enough for Economic Rebound: Report
Lifting coronavirus lockdown restrictions may not by itself be sufficient to restore confidence or growth and economic recovery will start only when the pandemic is under control, according to McKinsey & Company. “The evidence heavily suggests that a multifaceted public-health response that goes well beyond a simple transient lockdown is a necessary first step to…