Business

Small busi­ness­es, more reliant than ever on Face­book ads to dri­ve sales amid the pan­dem­ic, say they are some­times being hit out of nowhere with pol­i­cy vio­la­tions, remov­ing their ads.

Online sales soar while mall stores are large­ly emp­ty.

Few­er cyber­se­cu­ri­ty offi­cers today have strong tech­ni­cal exper­tise.

Give the gift of out­door social­iz­ing this hol­i­day sea­son.

Amid a glob­al boom in ESG invest­ing, the Swiss will go the polls on Sun­day to vote in a ref­er­en­dum that would make Swiss com­pa­nies legal­ly liable for what­ev­er envi­ron­men­tal dam­age and/or human rights abus­es occur as a result of their oper­a­tions, no mat­ter where.

In a world­wide study, researchers found that vac­cine skep­ti­cism is rife and trust for sci­en­tists is down among those who sur­vived an epi­dem­ic.

Mum­bai, Jakar­ta and Mani­la are among the well-con­nect­ed urban hubs where human-ani­mal inter­ac­tion is increas­ing­ly com­mon, and health risks mul­ti­ply.

Staffers on Capi­tol Hill expect a stim­u­lus bill to pass short­ly after the inau­gu­ra­tion of Pres­i­dent-elect Joe Biden. If it includes anoth­er round of stim­u­lus checks, here’s when those pay­ment could start arriv­ing.

The com­pa­ny said full-time staff would get $300. The com­pa­ny is see­ing union orga­niz­ing and crit­i­cism over rolling back its pan­dem­ic haz­ard pay.

Preet Bharara and Gary Gensler are names float­ed in the media, but insid­ers say they are unlike­ly picks.