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While the United Kingdom and other countries worldwide race against time to get the COVID-19 vaccine out, businesses are struggling to survive — and keep both their employees and customers safe. The latest national lockdown, which went into effect Jan. 5 and will stay in place until at least mid-February, makes that even more challenging. The...
COVID-19 has brought an onslaught of additional expenses for businesses and organizations, including plexiglass barriers, new signage, personal protective equipment, increased cleaning protocols and more. In this unrelenting cycle of bad news, a recent development in the field of taxes may provide some hope. A 2017 change to the Internal Revenue Code allows business owners to...
If one of your employees tests positive for COVID-19, you obviously want to do your very best to immediately stop the spread and keep your workplace safe. But now, at least in California, that task also involves fulfilling specific legal requirements quickly or risking having your business shut down. Most daunting is that these new...
Thomas Edison had more than 1,000 successful U.S. patent applications and changed our world with such innovations as the light bulb, the phonograph, and the alkaline storage battery. His spirit of invention is honored through the annual Edison Awards, which celebrate the most innovative products in the world. Being recognized as an Edison winner is...
Turing Video seems to have “put a brain on the camera, giving it the ability to think.” That’s how Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE: JLL) describes the Turing Machine that is revolutionizing security and safeguarding against the global pandemic — and beyond. Now, JLL has partnered with Turing Video to bring this technology to the real estate...
COVID-19 has changed our world and our lives. We have watched the pandemic surge, claiming more than a quarter of a million lives. We worry about our loved ones. Nothing feels the same as it did just a year ago. And yet there is one thing that has remained blissfully the same: there has always...
Across the country, businesses have been struggling to open and remain open. Over 100,000 small businesses had permanently closed due to COVID as of May and many big names have filed bankruptcy, including JCPenny, Pier 1, Hertz, and Gold’s Gym. Other businesses that are considered essential have been open, but at great risk to...
COVID-19 cases are spiking around the world — and also in U.S. federal agencies and institutions. But unlike, say, a donut shop, the government and the military can’t just shut down indefinitely and wait out the pandemic. At the same time, no one would advise letting the virus run rampant through our government offices and...
There is a general consensus that our colleges and universities should reopen but there is an even stronger consensus that we need to do so as safely as possible. How can our colleges and universities rebound from last spring’s campus closures and find innovative ways to educate while keeping health, wellness, and equity as the...
As we round the bend into winter, two very alarming statistics are on the rise — the number of new COVID-19 cases and the number of pandemic-related lawsuits filed against employers. The combined effect of these two statistics will surely have detrimental consequences on our society and economy. More specifically, they threaten to bring even...
