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Global GDP rebounded from recession in Q3, but COVID-19 threats remain | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Global GDP rebounded from recession in Q3, but COVID-19 threats remain | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Global GDP rebounded from recession in Q3, but COVID-19 threats remain Economies around the world rebounded at a stronger-than-expected pace in the third quarter from the COVID-19 economic crash, and while a series of vaccine breakthroughs bodes well for global GDP, it could still be months, or in some cases years, before vaccines allow a return to normal economic activity. All 37 nations with nominal GDP greater than $200 billion that had reported real GDP data by Dec. 7 posted economic growth in the three months to September, a dramatic turnaround from the second quarter, data for which sho...

Mastercard & FAI Launch The Small Firm Diaries - Vimarsana News

Mastercard & FAI Launch The Small Firm Diaries

By collecting detailed quantitative and qualitative data insights from firms employing between 1 and 20 non-family workers in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Uganda, Colombia, Indonesia and Fiji, the study will shed light on how small business owners across the world manage their financial decision making amidst uncertain and volatile economies. While there has been a great deal of research on informal family-run “microenterprises,” and more professionalised “medium-sized” firms, the needs of small firms are not yet well-understood. Advertisement For example, in Sub-Saharan Africa, small firms pl...

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Police encounters differ for Black v. white teens - Vimarsana News

Police encounters differ for Black v. white teens

New research on the consequences of police encounters among Black and white teens supports removing police presence from schools, say researchers.