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Why maintaining temperature-controlled logistics is harder in developing nations
Why maintaining temperature-controlled logistics is harder in developing nations

It's no secret that maintaining cold chain temperature control is an integral aspect of global logistics, especially regarding the preservation and safety of perishable goods.

How A Texas 25 Year Old Turned His Love For Video Games Into Million Dollar Business
Meet John Crenshaw - The Austin Business Owner Who Turned His Love For Video Games Into Million Dollar Busines

Read how 25-year-old John Crenshaw turned his love for video games into a million dollar online business.

Philippines BPO Growth: Driven by a Superb Education System
Philippines BPO Growth: Driven by a Superb Education System

The Philippine higher education system is one of the best in Southeast Asia. The country has the highest literacy rate in all of Southeast Asia, with 96% of its population qualified to read and write. And the training for the in-demand jobs of the BPO industry begins early.

How to take your company's budget management to new heights
How to take your company's budget management to new heights

Corporate budgets cut to the heart of the business in more ways than one. For starters, they help managers monitor costs and identify leaks that drain efficiency. Second, they tie directly into the company's bottom lines. A well-crafted and managed budget boosts profits and keeps a company competitive.

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The logo of online video service operator Kuaishou Technology is seen at the China Digital Entertainment Expo and Conference, also known as ChinaJoy, in Shanghai, China
China's Kuaishou says co-founder Su Hua to step down as chief executive

Short-video apps owner Kuaishou said on Friday that its co-founder Su Hua was stepping down as chief executive with immediate effect and would be succeeded by the company's other founder Cheng Yixiao.

Signage is seen at the United States Department of the Treasury headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S.
Expected cuts to Treasury auctions may be 'calm before the storm'

The U.S. Treasury Department is expected to reduce the size of its upcoming auctions when it announces its funding plan for the coming quarter on Monday, the first step in lowering debt supply as the federal government moves past its emergency-level response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Microsoft logo is seen on the smartphone in front of displayed Apple logo in this illustration taken,
Move over Apple, Microsoft now the world's most valuable company

Apple Inc lost its crown as the world's most valuable public company to Microsoft Corp on Friday, as the iPhone maker's shares fell about 2%.

People are seen on Wall Street outside the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S.,
Wall Street shakes off Amazon, Apple weakness to end modestly higher

U.S. stocks shook off early declines and closed out the last trading day of the month with modest gains on Friday as a rise in Microsoft helped offset declines in Amazon and Apple after disappointing quarterly earnings from the online retailer and iPhone maker.

U.S. Airways CEO Doug Parker announces the planned merger of AMR Corp, the parent of American Airlines, with U.S. Airways during a news conference at Dallas-Ft Worth International Airport
American Airlines CEO says onboard violent incidents must stop

American Airlines Chief Executive Doug Parker on Thursday sounded the alarm about disruptive and violent incidents onboard U.S. airplanes after a flight attendant was physically assaulted, prompting a flight diversion.

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How PayPal's Acceptance of Crypto Might Have Changed Everything

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have struggled for legitimacy and acceptance since their inception. It's been a turbulent journey, but the acceptance of Bitcoin by PayPal could be the final push that puts crypto over the edge.

A U.S. five dollar note is seen in this illustration photo
Currency markets steady after hawkish Bank of Canada comments

Major currencies steadied again late on Wednesday after surprising statements from the Bank of Canada provided a burst of volatility in what have been a relatively calm markets.

The congested Port of Los Angeles is shown in San Pedro, California, U.S.,
U.S. companies to keep prices high as supply chain headaches persist

The largest U.S. manufacturers including General Motors, General Electric, 3M and Boeing face logistics headaches and higher costs due to global supply bottlenecks that are likely to persist into next year but agreed the hit to profits can be mitigated by charging higher prices for their goods.

Credit card is seen in front of displayed Visa logo in this illustration taken,
Justice Department probes Visa's relationships with fintech companies - WSJ

The U.S. Justice Department is probing Visa Inc's relationships with large fintech companies as part of its antitrust investigation of the card giant, the Wall Street Journal reported https://www.wsj.com/articles/justice-department-probes-visas-relationships-with-fintech-firms-11635358833?st=y32csqd9o1sexp8&reflink=article_copyURL_share on Wednesday.

Lockheed Martin's logo is seen during Japan Aerospace 2016 air show in Tokyo, Japan,
Lockheed tumbles 12% as supply chain woes hammer forecast

Lockheed Martin Corp dramatically lowered its sales expectations for this year and next on Tuesday as the COVID-19 pandemic severely hobbled the top U.S. defense contractor's supply chain, sending its shares down 12%.

Employees walk by the end of a 737 Max aircraft at the Boeing factory in Renton, Washington, U.S.
Polish LOT sued Boeing over design flaws in 737 MAX -PAP

Polish national airline PLL LOT has filed a lawsuit against Boeing in a court in Seattle due to design flaws in 737 MAX aircraft that led to their grounding, state news agency PAP reported on Tuesday citing unnamed sources.

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