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news Bangladesh is facing a major remittance loss due to Covid-19 The New Nation International remittances make up 7 per cent of Bangladesh's GDP, but Covid-19 has adversely impacted its migrants working in countries with strict lockdowns 23 February 2021 Amil Aneja and Sheikh Tanjeb Islam : The economic importance of the more than 10 million migrants from Bangladesh who sent close to $18 billion in 2019 cannot be overstated. International remittances normally represent around 7% of Bangladesh's GDP. But the COVID-19 pandemic is having an acute effect on Bangladeshi mig...

by Joe Procopio — January 12, 2021 . Editor’s note: Joe Procopio is the founder of teachingstartup.com and the COO of IoT/Beer startup Precision Fermentation. Joe has a long entrepreneurial history in the Triangle that includes Spiffy, Automated Insights, and ExitEvent. This is post 2 of 3 for the Hiring Series which is part of Teaching Startup. The series is published on Tuesday. RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – I’m not breaking any news by telling you that finding good people is the number one differentiator between success and failure in startup. Any repeat entrepreneur would tell you th...

10 ways ICC made business work in 2020 News • Paris, 29/12/2020 In a year that put to the test ICC’s ability to mobilise business behind global challenges, our pioneering spirit shone through to ensure our global institution lived up to its reputation as the trusted voice of business on issues facing people and planet. We’re taking a look back at our ground-breaking year to wrap up just 10 ways in which we made business work for everyone, every day, everywhere. Saving lives and livelihoods – ICC acts against Covid-19 Before Covid-19 had a name, ICC Secretary General...

Octopuses Punch Fish to Keep Them in Line Twitter 0 comments Along with being brilliant problem solvers, it turns out octopuses are also excellent underwater brawlers. Even when they’re only babies. Now, a team of scientists says it’s documented another octopus behavior that demonstrates its aggro nature: fish-punching. And the worst part is, the octopuses specifically punch fish with whom they’re hunting. Octopuses punch fishes. YES. OCTOPUSES. PUNCH. FISHES!! Our new paper is out on @ESAEcology, showing that octos express this behavior during collaborative hunting with other fishes....

Intervista a Mario Resca, presidente di Confimprese