Tag: coronavirus
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Silicon Valley’s workforce is falling out of love with massive tech campuses. Experts predict what will take its place are networks of satellite offices.
Amazon's office in Boulder, Colorado. Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post through Getty Images The future of the tech office is not clustered in Silicon Valley, specialists advised Business Insider. Rather, tech companies will likely adopt a”hub-and-spoke” version, with satellite offices built across the US. At a post-coronavirus era, employees might have a”remote-first” job schedule, and…
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Canadians Reportedly Damaging Cars With American Plates Over COVID-19 Fears
Canada is seen as America’s friendly neighbor to the north, but it seems the coronavirus has made everybody go somewhat mad. According to The New York Times, Canadians are damaging cars with plates in the United States in a clear effort to acquire their owners to leave and not return. Damage isn’t the sole issue…
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Collaboration in Times of Need
Ford Motor Company is known for stone like the GT500, burly trucks like the F-250 Super Duty, and daily drivers like the Ford Escape using its storage capability and car-like gas mileage. On a more technologically advanced front, Ford even recently moved to the fully electric car market with the debut of its Mach-E SUV,…
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Arturo Tedeschi redesigns historic Milan tram for a post-Covid world
Italian architect Arturo Tedeschi has designed a tram concept for the city of Milan called Passerella, which can be outfitted with unobtrusive social distancing options. Designed as a modern take on the traditional ATM Class 1500 tram, that was initially introduced to the city in 1929, the Passerella reinterprets the proportions and style of the…
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Byton Falls Victim To Covid-19, Suspends Most Operations To Seek More Funds
Byton is suspending many operations, including production at its factory in Nanjing, China, from July 1 to raise new funds and issue cost-cutting measures in a bid to take care of the heavy blow in the coronavirus pandemic. The EV startup firm, that has furloughed half of its US-based workers since April, is confronted adding…
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Toyota Vows To Stay Profitable Despite Ongoing Viral Pandemic
During Toyota’s annual shareholder meeting, CEO Akio Toyoda vowed that the carmaker will remain profitable during the ongoing viral pandemic, using lessons it learned while overcoming the last global financial crisis. The company will also lend a hand to cash-stripped customers by relaxing auto-loan payment deadlines and offering used rental cars instead of new ones,…
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Brand Moves for Monday June 1
Netflix has announced it will begin reaching out to inactive users, who haven’t streamed anything on the platform in a year or two longer. The pandemic’so impact on the economy has inspired the company to request these customers if they’d still like to subscribe. If the users don’t respond, Netflix will automatically quit charging them to…
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Tokyo 2020 Organizers Head Back To Office Considering Scaled Back Games
By Retta Race on SwimSwam The next variant of the Summer Olympic Games is set for July 2021 at Tokyo, Japan, with the world’s international sporting event having been delayed a year because of the coronavirus pandemic. This a global, high-value event’s postponement might not end up being the sole change connected to the Tokyo…
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Tesla Model 3 Was The Best-Selling Vehicle In California Last Quarter
The Tesla Model 3 was the best-selling car in California throughout the first quarter of the year. Throughout the initial few weeks of the year, a total of 18,856 Model 3s were marketed across the state. That’s a greater number listed by any single model in any segment of the marketplace. The second highest-selling automobile…
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Sales Of Luxury Vehicles Rebound In China Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
While car sales throughout the planet have been crippled by the coronavirus, it’therefore emerged that sales of luxury automobiles have bounced in China in the wake of this coronavirus pandemic. Info from the China Automobile Dealers Association shows that luxury car traders in the nation sold 277,000 automobiles in April, an 11.1 percent increase over…