Business Trends
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Global E-Waste Spiked by an Extra 2 Million Tons in 2019 Electronic waste across the globe reached a monumental 53.6 million tons in 2019 - a massive two million metric tons. -
CES 2021 Is Happening as Second Wave of Coronavirus Looms CTA has announced that planning for CES 2021 is "in full swing," despite the threat posed by a second wave of coronavirus. -
Best Alternatives to the Amazon Affiliate Program Amazon has slashed its affiliate rates as much as 70%. Suddenly, every other affiliate program out there is looking good. -
Facebook and Shopify Ramp Up Ecommerce Tools for Small Businesses Facebook and Shopify have launched Shops and Balance, respectively, to help small businesses sell online during coronavirus -
How to Manage Teams Remotely During the Pandemic Remote work has become the new norm, and many managers are still trying to figure out how to be as productive as possible. -
How Video Chat Is Saving Both Businesses and Friends During Lockdown With companies having to find new ways to communicate and many of us on lockdown, video chat has come to the rescue. -
How One Co-Working Space is Dealing with the Pandemic With many office workers switching to remote working, we take a look at how co-working business LABS is handling the change -
VPN Use Soars Industry Wide as the World Starts Working Remotely A sudden jolt of VPN activity highlights just how far we're pushing the internet to its limits. -
5 Working from Home Tips for Businesses, from Experts With coronavirus forcing many companies to adopt remote working, here are experts' tips on how to transition effectively. -
1Password Extends Trial Offer Period for Business Users 1Password aims to help businesses affected by the coronavirus by removing the 30 day limit on its business software -
FMCSA Declares Emergency Exemption for Coronavirus Relief Drivers Last Friday, the FMCSA declared an emergency suspension of HOS regulations. It's an unprecedented move. -
4 Ways the Coronavirus Pandemic Is Changing Work Coronavirus is bringing worker's rights issues to the forefront. But will they stick around once the pandemic is gone?