Official, State-By-State Vaccination Plans for Mexican Residents
Luis Cresencio Sandoval, Secretary of National Defense, explains details of the country's plan to immunize against Covid-19.
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Airbnb Prepares For Its IPO in the United States
The shared hosting platform plans to debut on the Nasdaq on Wall Street in December under the name ABNB.
MoreReopening states isn’t going as planned: The latest from Florida, Texas, California, and elsewhere
COVID-19 cases are spiking in Florida, California, Arizona, and elsewhere. Now some states are pausing or rolling back their plans to reopen. The coronavirus and its maddeningly persistent outbreaks have put reopening plans across the country in doubt, and the reality of having to put those plans on hold—or even walk them back—looks increasingly likely for some of the hardest-hit states. In some cases, the rollbacks have already started. Read Full Story
MoreMi Cochinito becomes the first Mexican platform for international social crowdfunding
After the pandemic, the platform generated an expansion plan that will obtain financing in Mexico, the United States and England for one million dollars.
MoreGoogle announces $10 billion investment in dozens of states across the country
Google is active in 26 U.S. states. Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai kicked off the morning at 6:04am with a $10 billion bang—tweeting that the company is planning to invest that much money in offices and data centers in dozens of states this year. Read Full Story
MoreTransit plan to send New Yorkers back to work: ‘Improvise’
Up to 400,000 people might return to work in New York City soon, but there is no real plan for how they’ll get there. As New York City aims to ease restrictions and open some nonessential businesses on June 8, the city’s mayor and the state’s governor have a plan . . . sort of. Read Full Story
MoreApple will compensate with 113 million dollars to 34 US states because they accuse it of 'planned obsolescence'
According to a collective investigation, the firm hid battery-related problems and made a profit from selling new phones to harmed consumers.
MoreThe Democratic operative who beat Trump on Facebook is bracing for the war ahead
Tara McGowan, the CEO of political operation Acronym, spent about $100 million on digital ads in key swing states. Here’s her plan to counter right-wing media for good. Tara McGowan should be celebrating. Read Full Story
MoreSpend less and buy cheaper brands, the plan of more than half of Mexicans by 2021
70% of the participants in a survey published by EY Mexico stated that they will reduce expenses on food, beverages and other products at least until April of next year.
MoreThe State of Enterprise Customer Journey Mapping
Most enterprise companies do not yet have customer journey maps in place, but more than half are building them or plan to build and use them in the future, according to recent research from Ansira and Ascend2. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
MoreInside the planning process for UT Austin’s fall semester
I’m one of the leaders planning the fall semester amid COVID-19. Here’s why transparency—and embracing bad outcomes—is critical. A recent report by The New York Times listed the University of Texas, where I teach, as the home of the most coronavirus cases in a sample of universities in the United States. Read Full Story
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