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BILT Partners with Bazaarvoice to Syndicate Reviews: 3D Assembly App Increases Ratings & User Generated Content Today consumers read online reviews to gather information before making a purchase. In a recent study, 15% of those asked said the assembly experience was the primary factor in their product decision. As ecommerce gains momentum and more products arrive with some assembly required, the out-of-the-box customer experience is becoming increasingly important. BILT provides 3D-guided set up for thousands of products, reducing assembly frustration and improving ratings & reviews. Grapevi...

America now knows that nursing homes are broken. Does anyone care enough to fix them? Suzy Khimm © Provided by NBC News The pandemic turned nursing homes into a death trap for more than 170,000 long-term care residents and staff members who have lost their lives to Covid-19. But the virus also revealed how America’s system for long-term care is fundamentally broken in ways that will continue to harm vulnerable residents and workers, long after the pandemic has faded away. The biggest underlying problem? For all the billions of taxpayer dollars that the United States spends...

White House scraps Biden vaccine event after report Baltimore company hogged stockpile funds Katherine Doyle © Provided by Washington Examiner A planned event headlined by President Biden celebrating vaccine developers Johnson & Johnson and Merck at a Baltimore-based federal contractor was moved to the White House following a report that the company drained the government's emergency stockpile of items. "We just felt it was a more appropriate place to have the meeting, but he will look forward to discussing with them ways to work forward to continue to expedite vaccine supp...

Government purchases for the Strategic National Stockpile, the country’s emergency medical reserve, have largely been driven by the demands and interests of a handful of biotech firms.

Government purchases for the Strategic National Stockpile, the country’s emergency medical reserve, have largely been driven by the demands and interests of a handful of biotech firms.