Many figured the changes might be temporary and last a few months.
Today, many companies have continued with these practices and see them as continuing indefinitely, and possibly becoming permanent.
Geoff Kershner, executive director at the Academy Center of the Arts, said when large-ticket events shut down last March, staff had to put all of their energy into other products.
âIt has been a hard year, but the positive is that we were able to develop our other product lines in ways we had always wanted to or discovered new ways to utilize them in light of the moment.â
He is excited about how the Academy will run and what it will offer moving forward.
The Drinks Business
09 March 2021 By db staff
To reflect the growing importance of Britain as a winemaking nation,
the drinks business has launched the English and Welsh Wine Masters competition.
Since the ’70s winemaking in England and Wales has changed dramatically, producing a diverse range of internationally recognised wines.
Keen to celebrate this exciting and fast-growing wine region, we have decided to launch The English and Welsh Wine Masters 2021, sponsored by Bevica. The competition is open to anyone producing wine in England and Wales and will be judged in July.
All Global Masters competitions are judged blind by the finest palates in the world – a panel of Masters of Wine, Master Sommeliers and senior buyers.
The Straits Times
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PublishedMar 9, 2021, 12:06 pm SGT
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WASHINGTON, D.C. A total of 10,040 Maine small employers have been approved for a total of $692,399,551 in forgivable PPP loans since the PPP reopened in January, according to the latest data from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Financial institutions across Maine and the country are currently accepting and processing PPP applications for eligible small businesses seeking a forgivable loan for the first time and for those hardest hit small businesses who may receive a second forgivable loan, according to a news release.
Under the December law, small businesses that employ 300 or fewer people and that experienced a 25 percent or greater gross revenue loss between comparable periods in 2019 and 2020 due to COVID-19 are eligible to apply for a second forgivable PPP loan.