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The Olympics remain a huge opportunity and attractive investment for advertisers, allowing them to reach a diverse, engaged, and massive global audience across the 16-day period.

It wasn’t a regular Saturday. There was no sleeping in, no skipping a shower, no leisurely coffee, and a crossword puzzle. I had a funeral to attend.

The aim of this article is to highlight the hypocrisy of corporations that stand for social justice but are causing damage to those societies through their business practices.

Contact tracers get in touch with people who may have come into contact with Covid-19. In the case of the Spanish speaking US immigrant population, answering questions truthfully may put livelihoods at risk.

We’ve all read the reports on how COVID has changed purchasing behavior. Much has been impacted, everything from a greater focus on sustainable living to more shoppers purchasing groceries online, some for the first time, has shaped the way we now shop.

In the last decade alone, the mainstream has embraced the experiences of queer people. Niche vernacular has given new life to linguistics and can be heard everywhere from a coffee shop to a conference room as a common turn of phrase (yas, queen!).

On average, before the pandemic, one out of every four consumers canceled at least one subscription within a six-month period. This number of cancellations is set to increase as the financial consequences from the crisis start to filter through.

Door-to-door sales have been on the decline since the 1980s, yet even today in 2020, on the heels of a pandemic that has forced dramatic changes to the way we conduct face-to-face business, there are still lots of companies that rely on some form of offline sales.