Higher Covid alert level will see Essex County Council pocket £3m

Higher Covid alert level will see Essex County Council pocket £3m

COUNTY Hall will receive £3million from the Government after its request to move Essex into the high Covid alert level was approved. But Essex County Council’s health boss John Spence has rejected any suggestions the move was made for financial …
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3 Moves to Be Ready if the Stock Market Crashes Tomorrow

Reacting to a market crash is easier said than done. That’s why it’s better to have your portfolio prepared to withstand such a tumultuous situation prior to it actually happening. The last decade has seen a very low-interest-rate environment. That has …
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Walmart hiring 20K in e-commerce ops for the holidays

Walmart plans to hire more than 20,000 seasonal associates for its e-commerce fulfillment centers as the retailer anticipates a spike in online shopping during the holiday season, according to a company post. Walmart also indicated that it will spread Black …
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Pandemic slashes sales at Olive Garden's Times Square location by 94%

Olive Garden’s Times Square location is the chain’s best-performing restaurant. But the coronavirus pandemic has upended its business, leading it to lose out on $300,000 in sales every week. The loss of tourism has hit Times Square particularly hard, with …
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Atlanta gets a billion dollar startup business as Greenlight's family-focused fintech nabs $215 million

Greenlight Financial Technology, the fintech company that pitches parents on kid-friendly bank accounts, has raised $215 million in a new round of funding. The round gives the Atlanta-based startup a $1.2 billion valuation thanks to backing from Canapi …
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