It is deplorable that technology has done little to help people in taking care for older relatives even as decades of medical breakthroughs have improved the quality and length of life. However, automating caregiver-family matches, post customer feedback, creating schedules… Read More ›
The list of places around the world which have seen impact on their travel and tourism industry is on the rise as is the places that touched by terrorism, violence, rising crime rates and health alerts. According to the World… Read More ›
London is no longer the world’s most expensive city for companies to locate staff since there has been a slump in the sterling after Brexit, said luxury real estate firm Savills. The British pound is down by around 11 percent… Read More ›
Customers would stand to lose just over 36 percent of the assets they had on the platform but would be compensated for these losses with tokens of credit, crypto-currency exchange Bitfinex, which lost $72 million to hackers last week, told… Read More ›
After booking about half of the 197 firm sales unveiled at last month’s Farnborough Airshow, the latest data from Airbus and Boeing shows that the former has virtually closed the gap with Boeing in their intense battle for airliner orders… Read More ›
Goldman Sachs is in the process of restructuring its business so as to continue its operations in EU and Britain and service its clientele. In a significant development, the Goldman Sachs Group has disclosed that Britain’s historic decision to leave… Read More ›
Britain’s central bank has stated that it will take “whatever action is necessary” to stabilise the country’s economy. With the Bank of England cutting interest rates and reviving its bond buying program to cushion Britain’s economy from the shockwaves of… Read More ›
In the post-Brexit battle for London’s financial-services industry, an obscure back-office function intended to bring more stability to trading has emerged as a pawn. Now that French and German officials have already targeted the industry, there are signs the U.K. is… Read More ›
A new survey into drug intake trends in the U.S. says that nearly 125,000 people are killed in the country each year and costs the U.S. health care system $290 billion annually due to patients missing out on their medication… Read More ›
Although China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) is pushing to make the tax break permanent, any downward revision of the tax break will affect VW’s China operations. According to the head of VW’s China operations, the planned retraction of tax… Read More ›
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