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| Ad Spending Will Drop 13% This Year, Ad-Buying Giant Says U.S. advertising spending is expected to plunge by 13% this year, the world's largest ad buyer said, the latest sign of the toll the coronavirus pandemic is taking on businesses and economic activity. GroupM, a unit of WPP PLC, expects ad spending in the U.S. ... | |
| Airlines will have to balance safety and profits Unlike many travel companies, airlines have continued to operate throughout the pandemic, although at drastically reduced numbers. Practices they have adopted over the past few months are likely to shape the future of flying, though some are certainly ... | |
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| Is ESG Ready To Take Center Stage In Portfolios? The coronavirus pandemic and the widespread protesting that has resulted from police killing of George Floyd has combined to create a unique moment that financial services experts and advocates for impact investing believe will be a catalyst for bringing ... | |
| BP Takes $17.5 Billion Write-Down, Expects Oil Price to Stay Low BP BP 2.83% PLC is writing down up to $17.5 billion of its assets and might leave some of its oil and gas in the ground because of lower energy prices and weakened demand amid the global crisis caused by the novel coronavirus. The British energy giant ... | |
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| What Does Covid-19 Mean For The Future Of Work? There has been a lot of discussion around the impact technology and AI will have for the future of work, and yet, ever since Covid-19 swept the globe, the message about our future has become even clearer: what started as a few weeks of working from home ... | |
| Apple says its App Store facilitated $519B in commerce in 2019 Amid increasing antitrust scrutiny by U.S. regulators, Apple announced an update on its App Store ecosystem. While the company normally shares some App Store metrics during its WWDC keynote, it's today detailing the results of a new study that claims the ... | |
| Extraction Oil & Gas Files for Chapter 11 After Executive Payouts Extraction Oil & Gas Inc., loaded with $1.7 billion in long-term debt, has become the latest oil-and-gas drilling company to file for bankruptcy after handing out retention bonuses to top management and putting creditors in position to take over the business. | |
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