-The article I read talks about how Hawaii has been dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, and how the tourism industry in the state has been suffering as a whole, due to them blocking the entry of most people into the state, as the average daily arrivals went from 30k to ...

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/04/ring-cameras-may-someday-scan-license-plates-and-faces-leak-shows/ Amazon recently acquired Ring a smart doorbell company. The company currently has very simple features such as video and audio in the camera outside of the door of the house. Since Amazon bought it in 2018 for 1 billion dollars, they have done a series of surveys to gather ...

The tourism industry has taken a huge hit due to the coronavirus pandemic, as it is estimated by experts that it will take years for the industry to bounce back to previous levels. Due to minimized traveling, Airbnb has been suffering heavily. Through the first week of March, bookings have ...

In the past three weeks, millions of people around the world have been forced into quarantine at home against the coronavirus, a large number of them found a game called Animal Crossing, a Nintendo cartoon game. During the coronavirus, social interaction in real life was restricted and blocked, and this ...

ACCENTURE APRIL,7 2020 Ri Zhang Faced with falling sales, global political uncertainty, carbon dioxide fines and rapidly changing customer demand, most automakers have been facing a perfect challenge since 2019. These disruptions have created unprecedented uncertainty. The changing market makes predicting the recovery trajectory challenging, especially with respect to the ...

When I heard that the earth was healing itself as whole cities were going into lockdown and people stopped travelling, it didn’t seem real: nitrogen dioxide pollution down thirty percent in northeast America, air pollution down fifty-four percent in Paris, and smog-less streets in India, all parts of a utopian ...

This huge appropriation is to temporarily solve the US economic problems because of the huge damage caused by Covid-19. This is the largest appropriation in American history. The resources are distributed as follows that individuals with an income of $ 75,000 or less will receive a direct payment of $ ...

There has a lot of response, like The Company of Lysol showed the attitude which is don’t do such a thing. The Environmental Protection Agency also is reminding people to only use disinfectant on surfaces. Dr. Vin Gupta who is a global health policy expert says: “It’s a common way that people use when ...

In a USA Today article published yesterday, the lasting ramifications that the coronavirus pandemic will have on airlines is discussed. With each passing week, we are understanding more about the virus and when possible, restrictions could be lifted. As Quarter 1 earnings are starting to come out this week, eyes ...

Automotive Industry’s response to COVID-19 pandemic and workers An employee working safely in an assembly plant in Cassino, Italy. Stefano Montesi / Corbis via Getty Images April 20, 2020, By John Turcios As the pandemic continues to affect many companies around the world, many automakers are taking measures to reduce ...

For now, the epidemic in China is getting better. However, with the tons of international students are coming back from different countries, the epidemic is spreading. The number of confirmed cases in the United States is already over 820,000. Overall, all international flights are being cut and the price of ...

The government’s current relief bill doesn’t cover many McDonald’s workers and the company hasn’t stepped up. One of Mcdonald’s company values is to, “Invest in all the people our success rest on.” However, a video posted by the New York Times shows a shift manager at a McDonalds who doesn’t ...

Everyone had to stay home for the past few weeks due to the COVID-19. Lots of people face losing their job in this period. Because the outbreak is under control in several countries such as China, Italy, and other countries, some companies reopened their factories. More corporations plan to resume ...