Amid the coronavirus pandemic, people trade goods, services and information in online communities.
Gary Hoover of the University of Oklahoma said talking about race in Econ 101 would help increase diversity in the field.
Soap operas are more expensive to make than other daytime TV, but still get more viewers than talk shows.
Jordan Wirfs-Brock “sonified” data from unemployment claims to give us another way to process historic job losses.
Some employers are adding new options related to wellness to their health care offerings.
While Black owned businesses were worst hit, those owned by Asian people were close behind.
Small restaurants are at the greatest risk if put under new restrictions.
That means fewer jobs and more debt. And the U.S. may be in for even worse.
An excerpt from “The Great Indoors: The Surprising Science of How Buildings Shape our Behavior, Health and Happiness.”
The World Trade Organization says things could have been far worse.
