by Malik Runswick | May 24, 2020 | Business Economics
Telehealth is the new normal as providers have invested in the technology to make it happen during COVID-19, but how much of its use continues past the pandemic depends on continuing government flexibility and in-person reimbursement levels and what insurers include in their health plans for 2021. The Association of American Medical Colleges recently sent […]
by Malik Runswick | May 23, 2020 | Business Economics
Just a month before I was due to start my executive education course at Essec business school near Paris, I found out I had pancreatitis. I needed two operations in 24 hours and the doctors told me to prepare for the worst. I was only 34 and faced the prospect of...
by Malik Runswick | May 22, 2020 | Business Economics
Madrid, Spain, 12 May 2020Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, announces its participation in the FLEXIGRID project, which aims to improve the operation of the distribution grid – making it more flexible, reliable and cost-efficient, through the...
by Malik Runswick | May 21, 2020 | Business Economics
Target reported strong sales for the first quarter but its profit was squeezed as consumers shifted to online shopping and avoided higher-margin items such as apparel. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Target’s revenue rose 11.3% to $19.62 billion, with same-store sales...
by Malik Runswick | May 20, 2020 | Business Economics
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen kicked off her second term by doubling down on her strategy for boosting the island democracy’s ability to resist coercion from China, pledging to further revamp the economy, strengthen the military and deepen ties with friendly...
by Malik Runswick | May 19, 2020 | Business Economics
Credit Suisse’s chairman was forced to defend the bank’s decision to oust chief executive Tidjane Thiam following an explosive spying scandal and a boardroom battle over his future. Despite calls from top investors for Mr Thiam to stay in the role, the...
