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New tracker launched to avoid busy buses on Xplore Dundee services © Kris Miller Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A new tracker has been launched to alert passengers to busy buses, allowing them to maintain social distancing. Dundee’s biggest bus operator, Xplore, added the feature to its current app  in line with an expected increase in demand with the easing of lockdown measures. Before boarding any bus...

April 16, 2021 You are here: Home / World Economic Forum / Heading back to the cinema, theatre or a concert? Here are 3 ways the arts are adapting to COVID-19 Heading back to the cinema, theatre or a concert? Here are 3 ways the arts are adapting to COVID-19 (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Katharine Rooney, Senior Writer, Formative Content Around the world, the arts industry is adaptin...

10 hairdressing disasters we should all avoid on Monday Hair-starved stylists and a desperate population is a disaster waiting to happen. Try to avoid cutting loose on your first trip to the salon 10 April 2021 • 5:00am Good hair day: Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s First Minister, is one very happy customer as she can finally enjoy getting her hair coloured and cut Credit: Andy Buchanan/PA Hairdressers! Open! Next week! As you know, the Scots are a week ahead of the English on this, and natura...

and last updated 2021-04-09 17:25:06-04 CINCINNATI — As part of our coverage called The Rebound, which is meant to help our viewers and readers rebound economically from the coronavirus pandemic, weve been trying to find ways to help you get back to work. One of those ways is through our Getting Back to Work in Greater Cincinnati Facebook page, where multiple employers post openings daily. If youre looking for work, definitely join the page and keep an eye on daily postings. We have also...

Apr 7, 2021 Local Medical Business, and Community Experts Address Recovery and COVID-19 in Virtual Town Halls Richland County, Ohio -When will the pandemic be over? What will life look like after the pandemic? Will I need a COVID-19 vaccination every year? Local medical, business, and community experts will address these questions, and many more, at three special Virtual Town Halls, scheduled to be livestreamed on Richland Public Health’s Facebook page at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13, Tuesday,...

  Specialization and niche fulfillment of customer needs in business are critical to success.  Who can possibly excel at every aspect of operating a business today? Partnering with MSI empowers visionary and creative owners, leaders and management teams to “focus on what they do best”, and to “do what they like most”.     1.) Stability of Fixed Per-Unit Pricing Stabilizing labor costs is the common denominator for most businesses. Fixed per-unit pricing effectively flattens-out the ...

Illustrative image of a scientist in a lab (anyaivanova; iStock by Getty Images) The Woman2Woman program set up by graduates of the Israeli army’s elite 8200 tech unit is now getting ready to train women for research and development positions in the nation’s booming tech industry. The 8200 Alumni Association’s Woman2Woman program was set up six years ago with the aim of promoting women in the workforce. The program has won a tender issued by the Israel Innovation Authority, the national b...

The Lions have set up a series of both live and pre-recorded Zoom mentoring sessions, which see players and coaching staff focus on fitness, nutrition and mental health as well as integrating back into peer interaction and re-engaging with sport. Research commissioned by the club during the pandemic found 35 per cent of people aged 18-24 currently feel displaced and outside of the norm, with these figures increasing to 38 per cent in the BAME community. The ‘Getting Back to Your Team’ Zoom ...

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The BLS says the CPI is up only 1.4% from a year ago.  However, the CS-CPI has been running between 2% and 3% for the past three years and most of the past seven years. By this measure, the Fed has already achieved its goal.  Yet, the Fed is holding rates near zero and has pledged to remain that way. We can calculate " Real Interest Rates Thanks to the Fed slashing interest rates to near-zero, real interest rates are -3.45% as measured by CS-CPI but "only" -1.31% as measured by the CPI. Thir...