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Commercial real estate is stuck in a slow motion train wreck insider@insider.com (Daniel Alpert) © Joe Raedle/Getty Image A shopper walks past vacant store fronts at the Mall of the Americas on April 07, 2021 in Miami, Florida. Joe Raedle/Getty Image Commercial real estate - hotels, malls, offices - are facing down massive post-pandemic problems. We can all see the work from home and ecommerce trends coming and the CRE disaster seems like a slow motion trainwreck. And that tr...

Why a new approach to work could save you from burnout According to the latest research from Asana, we need a radical shift in approach to find the right work-life balance The pandemic has forced organisations of all sizes to rethink how they work. A year of remote working has yielded benefits for some, but also presented countless challenges – including longer hours, missed deadlines and an increased risk of burnout. Based on a survey of 13,000 professionals, Asana’s Anatomy of Work Index ...

Public Transportation Vancouver scored number one in three categories, the most for any city: public health, equity and inclusion and public transportation. That was enough to make it number one. Other B.C. cities were also ranked. Kelowna rated number one in income generation and Victoria rated number two in good youth jobs. In the study “Vancouver” was comprised of 14 municipalities in Metro Vancouver, stretching from West Vancouver to White Rock and from Vancouver to Maple Ridge. N...

How Today’s Creatives Level Up: Getting Organized In Business And Life 58 Entrepreneurs need to cultivate two superpowers to grow their businesses and bring their ideas to life: creativity and organization. It’s not enough to have one without the other. But creatives frequently neglect process and structure when they start monetizing their work, and this is a big mistake, according to Dallas-based entrepreneur Shawnee Leonard. “It’s all fun and games claiming to be an organized mess wit...

Rorisang Kgosana According to National Debt Advisors, 65% of their female client base faced a reduced income during the pandemic, having to spend 50% of their income towards debts. Picture: iStock While the world recently celebrated their mothers, research has found that 70% of single mothers end up in a vicious cycle of debt as ...

According to the 2021 Urban Work Index, a partnership between Youthful Cities and RBC Future Launch, Vancouver is the only region to have ranked first overall in three categories, and most of the city’s indicator rankings have been within the top five positions. Metro Vancouver came out at the top for public health, equity, and inclusion, and public transportation. “Cities with workplace and social efforts to ensure inclusivity are appealing and foster a more diverse population. This means ...

public health, sustainability measures, and equity & inclusion practices TORONTO, May 11, 2021 /CNW/ - Today, Youthful Cities announced the results of its 2021 Urban Work Index, providing insight into how Canadas urban centres rank for youth. Presented by RBC Future Launch, the Index ranks 27 Canadian cities performance across 76 urban work indicators spanning 11 distinct topics: City Economy, Climate Change, Cost of Living, Digital Access, Education & Training, Entrepreneurial Spirit, Equity &...

Share "I have learnt over the years that a male child needs both parents to nurture and take care of him." According to an analysis done by National Debt Advisors (NDA) Research Department during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic from March to December 2020, 80% of South African households spent their hard-earned income on paying off their debt. In light of Mother’s Day on Sunday, 9 May, we ask the question: how are single-income households, especially tho...

Single mothers are more prone to debt cycles - What you need to know By Opinion Share According to an analysis done by National Debt Advisors (NDA) Research Department during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic from March to December 2020, 80% of South African households spent their hard-earned income on paying off their debt. In light of Mother’s Day on Sunday, 9 May, we ask the question: how are single-income households, especially those with female breadwinners, coping with the financial im...

IWG Sees Certain Markets Rebound After over a year of the global office market attempting to stay afloat, IWG’s CEO believes that the worst is behind the company. IWG said that the past three months was its “most challenging quarter” due to occupancy falling to 66% from 75% the year prior, causing it to leave behind underperforming locations. Additionally, revenue dropped 21% compared to this time last year, which saw a record high of £528 million.  “It looks like the worst is behind ...