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(1) AUSTIN, TX / ACCESSWIRE / May 20, 2021 / SmallCapVoice.com Inc. ( SCV ) announces the availability of a new interview with Troy Grogan, CEO of USA Equities Corp. (OTCQB:USAQ), to discuss the Company s digital medicine and virtual care platform designed to make healthcare encounters more efficient, cost-effective and comfortable for both the physician and patient. Speaking with SCV s Stuart Smith, Grogan outlined the five focal points that drive USAQ s business model and growth trajectory. This structure generates recurring revenue for both USAQ and its physician clients, while the Company s remote-patient monitoring technology meets greater demand for virtual care in post-pandemic healthcare. The full interview can be heard at: https://www.smallcapvoice.com/interview-usa-equities-corp-usaq/.
Below are a few takeaways from the conversation with the mayor: Even after Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to not accept federal stimulus unemployment benefits, the City of San Antonio Assistance Programs will continue. The city is offering housing, utility and workforce training help. Call 311 to find out more. The San Antonio Police Officers Association and the City of San Antonio continue contract negotiations. Mayor Nirenberg says he will only accept the “right deal,” and is looking for accountability and more from any deal the negotiations produce. The Mayor is confident that Fiesta will be conducted well and said that the Fiesta Commission has been talking to health officials to ensure people can attend events safely.
During unprecedented times, the natural reaction most of us have is fear and panic. We carry a heavy burden as we wonder what will come for us in the future, but the burden on business leaders is even heavier.
KSAT Q&A: Where the youth jobs are and a call for companies to help UTSA Urban Education Institute studied youth employment in Bexar County over two decades Tags: The following are three takeaways from today’s segment: The top industries employing Bexar County high school students were those hit hardest by the pandemic economic downturn: food services, retail, and arts/entertainment. Job experience can be invaluable for students, especially paid internships and being mentored. It can open new worlds and possibilities for students to plan out their future. San Antonio companies are needed to provide mentorships and paid internships. Company leaders and students are invited to learn about applying for or hosting summer internships at sanantonioedf.com/workforce/programs.
KSAT Q&A: Dr. Berggren discusses teen vaccinations, when you should still keep your mask handy These tips come after the CDC released new guidelines on face masks for those who are fully vaccinated. Tags: The following are a few takeaways from the conversation on Thursday night. Dr. Berggren believes the new CDC mask guidelines should be an incentive to get vaccinated. Don’t want to wear a mask? Get a shot. 17 million people are aged 12-17, a significant part of the population to get immunized. The vaccine is safe for adolescents. No evidence this vaccine causes people to become infertile or sterile.
Netflix to release Zack Snyder s zombie action thriller Army of the Dead on May 21 Entertainment Thu, May 13, 2021 LOS ANGELES: After a decade making some of Hollywood´s biggest superhero movies, director Zack Snyder has returned to the monsters who made his name zombies, who this time have taken over Las Vegas. In Army of the Dead, which hits limited theatres Friday and Netflix May 21, the desert gambling metropolis has been sealed off after being overrun by blood-splattered, flesh-chomping hordes of the undead. A gun-toting group of mercenaries attempts to infiltrate the city to retrieve millions of dollars from a vault beneath the Strip, with just hours to spare before a nuclear bomb is dropped on Sin City´s grisly residents.
The following are a few takeaways from the conversation on Wednesday night. There are 15 million Cancer Survivors in the United States. The study is centered on Latino Cancer Survivors in Miami and San Antonio. Both are different communities and that’s what researchers want to see in the study. 2-3,000 survivors are needed for this $9.8 million study funded by the National Cancer Institute. Watch what Ramirez said in the video player above. Also on KSAT:
Embrace the volatility of the markets and stay with your original investment plan, financial experts say CNBC 3 hrs ago The U.S. stock market is back in choppy waters. On Wednesday, all three major U.S. indices the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq slid on fears that rising inflation will lead to higher prices and boost interest rates, capping off a three-day losing streak in the market. But on Thursday, stocks reversed course, ripping higher, led by so-called reopening trades such as airlines and cruise companies. Such fluctuations can be worrying for investors, and especially for those who are in or near retirement. Yet, financial advisors say that the best course of action when markets go sideways is to stick with your previous investment plan.