Marketing the Person: An Interview with Donna Corlew
The quote, “Everyone lives by selling something,” made famous by author Robert Louis Stevenson, is...
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CaringWire’s Network for Senior Care Management
There are two big things to take away from the National Council on Aging’s “Healthy Aging Facts.”...
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FreightWaves Delivers Global Logistics News
By land, sea, or air, shipping is the unsung hero of the world of commerce. Individual packages and wholesale orders alike show up at locations not by a thoughtless act, but by a coordinated logistics chain, acting as swiftly as possible to expedite orders.
News about how orders move around the world might not be riveting to average consumers.
However, if you’re in the business of importing or exporting goods, then the information can make or break your enterprise. Statista shares that, “In 2018, the global trade value of goods exported throughout the world amounted to approximately 19.5 trillion U.S. dollars. In comparison, this figure stood at around 6.45 trillion U.S. dollars in 2000.”
Kate O’Neill Speaks at 2020 Greater Nashville IT Summit
When people discuss technology, how much of the discussion focuses on a single piece of innovation within an industry? Perhaps more importantly, how often do we reflect on the large-scale social implications of new technologies, which touch the world all at once?
These are important conversations to have. That’s why they’re on the programming agenda of The 2020 Greater Nashville IT Summit, which will take place on Thursday, November 17. The one day virtual conference, put together by the Nashville Technology Council, will offer nine presentations and three keynote presentations.
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Miriam Be Makes Natural Skincare for Black Consumers
Some skin and beauty care products contain ingredients not fit for consumers. According to a 2019 article from The Guardian, “Cosmetics and personal care items women use every day are packed with a constellation of chemicals that health advocates say could be connected to a host of health problems.” The article states, “The US cosmetics and personal care industry—everything from makeup to shampoo, lotion and sunscreen—is largely self-regulated.” It subsequently notes, “Consumer health advocates and some researchers have for years warned that at least some of those [chemicals] are unsafe.”
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