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Apr 6, 2021 SPONSOR Over the last 13 months, consumer goods companies across the globe have  experienced  dramatic change in response to supply chain disruption and pandemic-related upheaval. Ready or not, businesses pivoted toward alternative revenue streams, distribution channels and operational strategies in order to keep the lights on. Consumers were equally affected, adapting to the ways of the new normal. Also in 2020, employees transitioned to “work from home” status for the first time, making Zoom meetings a part of the everyday routine. By December of that year, nearly 350M use...

Travis bickle, it's getting nastier with upstarts like uber. it's the app that connects taxi drivers with customers at the click of a few buttons on your smartphone. uber has become a huge power player expanding into 26 countries and it turns out they have not been exactly coloring inside the lines to attract all of that new business. even the company admits its latest strategy may have gone a little overboard. >> reporter: uber, the app that let's you order a car on demand. >> open up the app and here you can see it's locating me. we have a driver who is going to arrive in five minutes. uber?...

This statement saying any implications that the agency's collection was arbitrary and unconstrained is false. they collected only against valid foreign intelligence target, which is a response we've heard from them before. >> tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern, he'll go to the justice department and announce the reforms he's willing to accept. >> and the debate on what those reforms are are continuing up to the final minute. >> really? >> showing the sensitivity of the issues to be decided. what happens tomorrow, whether you're satisfied or not, is going to depend on what you're expectations are. ...

>> reporter: two different robots have been sent to japan. one travels by air. one by land. they're equipped with cameras, sensors and even has a moveable arm. >> they're sending back radiation levels and oxygen levels and are there any toxic gases in there. >> reporter: the georgia tech helped develop these robots. they believe when disasters strike, these robots can be an essential tool, whether it's looking for survivors or helping first responders. >> it's very motivating. it has a clear humanitarian value. we are helping people. the fact that we can help them be a little bit savefer. >> r...

The nuclear crisis in japan is raising safety concerns around the world. information from inside the fukushima daiichi plant is needed, but radiation levels pose a risk to human lives. so they're turning to robots for help. >> and they're using them for the incident right now. we can send in these robots and get a good initial assessment of what is the situation, is it safe for people to go in? >> reporter: two different robots have been sent to japan. one travels by air. one by land. they're equipped with cameras, sensors and the packbot has a movable arm. >> they're sending back radiation le...