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Politicians, economists, and business leaders are scrambling for strategies to guide the U.S. and global economies out of the pandemic and the recession it has fostered. Sam Baker (@sam_baker), health care editor
Everyone is looking forward to the end of the pandemic and the recession it has spawned. We all want to return to the new normalcy — whatever that may look like. The
U.S. Congressional debates about how emergency aid should be used during the novel coronavirus outbreak have focused on whether companies or individuals should receive the bulk of support payments. The end game
The novel coronavirus outbreak demonstrates how interconnected the world has become and how fragile global supply chains can be. A report published by PwC states, “As the crisis evolves, complexities and vulnerabilities
Among the many tragic stories coming out of the novel coronavirus pandemic is the death of John Horton Conway, a former John von Neumann Professor of Applied and Computational Mathematics at Princeton
In the first part of this article, I noted there are questions about how brands should conduct marketing during times of crisis and recession. The questions are appropriate because the novel coronavirus
With millions of people furloughed as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic, brands understand consumer purchasing power has diminished dramatically. This drop in purchasing power begs the question: Why market? It’s
“The COVID-19 pandemic has taken the world by surprise,” writes Zhecho Dobrev (@Zhecho_BeyondP), a Consultant at Beyond Philosophy. “The cost of life is dire. The economy is in shambles, many people around
“Traditional shopping habits are being fractured nationwide as U.S. consumers grapple with uncertainty about the impact of novel coronavirus (COVID-19),” writes Russell Redman. “In grocery, many consumers are shopping differently.”[1] This three-part
We are all keenly aware of how the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted our lives., including the ways we shop and dine. Jim Dippold, Senior Vice President for Category Management Strategy at Enterra
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