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Colorado Air Pollution and Wildfires Threaten Access to the Outdoors - Vimarsana News

Colorado Air Pollution and Wildfires Threaten Access to the Outdoors

Traffic, oil and gas, and wildfires are taking a toll on the fresh mountain air of Colorado, where spending time outdoors is a way of life.

Vintage Home Decor Sellers Ballooning on Instagram Amid the Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Vintage Home Decor Sellers Ballooning on Instagram Amid the Pandemic

Sellers told Insider it's a nonstop job that requires hours on your phone, but said "things are just so much better when they have a story."

Insider Advertising: TV Networks Versus Nielsen - Vimarsana News

Insider Advertising: TV Networks Versus Nielsen

In today's Insider Advertising we're covering the networks versus Nielsen (again,) friction at DDB over data, and the return of cruises.

The Power Players of the Booming Litigation-Finance Industry - Vimarsana News

The Power Players of the Booming Litigation-Finance Industry

Pure-play private funders Stuart Grant of Bench Walk Advisors. Bench Walk Advisors Bench Walk Advisors was cofounded in 2018 by Stuart Grant, a former lawyer at Skadden who also cofounded Grant & Eisenhofer, a top firm for shareholders litigation. Grant said in an interview with Reuters that he shifted focus to litigation finance after a few adverse court rulings because "I don't like losing." His litigation-funding shop claimed a 93% win rate as of the end of last year. It says it's invested more than ...

WFH Expert Nicholas Bloom Says Future of Work Will Be Messy - Vimarsana News

WFH Expert Nicholas Bloom Says Future of Work Will Be Messy

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. In 2017, Nicholas Bloom, an economics professor at Stanford University, was preparing to speak at a local TEDx event. His talk was about the then rare practice of working from home, which most people at the time associated with slackers and the occasional 20-something freelancing from a beach café in Thailand. He had led a study several years back that showed the surprising productivity benefits of the arrangement. After a dry run, a conference organizer ga...