This is guaranteed to be an unpredictable year for U.S. businesses – and leaders are not ready to deal with the tensions that will result.
* * *
In fact, on the day I'm writing this article, the Dow dropped 2,000 points and Italy quarantined its entire country. By the time you're reading this article those situations might be radically different in either direction.
How do you effectively and confidently lead your employees, your team and your organization when you can't predict much of anything about what this year has in store?
While you're here, how about this:
Europe’s resilience in the global photonics marketplace – EURACTIV.com
A model poses with a wallpaper with LEDs at the exhibition for domestic and household textiles Heimtextil 2017 in Frankfurt Main, Germany, 09 January 2017. [EPA/RONALD WITTEK]
Europe’s well-established intellectual and scientific history in developing optical technologies has brought the continent to its current position as the second-highest global manufacturer of photonics equipment. With rapid development over recent years, the technology could help the EU to attain its political goal of technological sovereignty.
How worried should we be about COVID-19 and the economy? - Marketplace
Marketplace 2020 taking shape in Gorham - Portland Press Herald
GORHAM — The 23rd annual Marketplace in Gorham is a sure sign of spring and the place to be to meet neighbors and reacquaint with old friends. Admission is free.
Gorham Business Exchange sponsors the event and Suzanne Phillips takes the reins this year, her first as the group’s latest executive secretary.
* * *
The popular event showcases Gorham businesses with their products and services, entertainment, demonstrations and food. It is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 21, at the Costello Sports Complex on the Gorham campus of the University of Southern Maine. The university donates space and there’s plenty of free parking.
Not to change the topic here:
What Trump's payroll tax cut proposes to do for workers, businesses - Marketplace
President Trump says his administration is working on a stimulus plan designed to curb the potential economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. Among the proposals is a payroll tax cut.
The idea of a payroll tax cut is to boost the economy by getting “a lot of money in a lot of people’s pockets quickly,” said Tara Sinclair, professor of economics at The George Washington University. But that isn’t the case for many consumers.
Vox Media Launches New Ad Marketplace Concert Local 03/11/2020
Vox Media is expanding its advertising marketplace, Concert, with Concert Local, a centralized platform that gathers trusted local media brands. Through the new marketplace, national brands have the opportunity to connect with and support local media in a trusted environment at a crucial time for the industry.
Concert Local is built with support from the Google News Initiative and has signed with Omnicon Media Group to be its official launch partner.
Construction continues at Higgins Marketplace | TheUnion.com
Since then, Roseville-based Katz Kirkpatrick Properties Principal Fred Katz said construction of the project has proceeded on schedule, barring poor weather conditions.
Holiday Market is set to open in July, according to Katz, and the retail shops on site will open about two months afterward. The space will also include an El Dorado Savings Bank and nail salon, though not all lease spaces have been signed yet.
Construction of the marketplace, south of Combie Road on Highway 49, is ongoing after more than a decade of planning and debate. Years ago Katz Kirkpatrick Properties successfully appealed a lawsuit from the South County Citizens for Smart Growth, which alleged the company violated the California Environmental Quality Act.
Highland Park Marketplace gets three new tenants
Months into its final phase of development, Highland Park Marketplace is adding three new tenants to its shopping center at the corner of Highland Road and Old Perkins Road East : Walls Décor & More Interiors, AR Workshop and Sync Wellness.
All are moving into Building 400, on which developers broke ground in November. Once complete, the building will feature eight suites totaling 16,450 square feet.
The building will be anchored by Walls Décor & More Interiors , which will occupy 3,998 square feet in Suite 402. The family-owned business has offered interior design services in Prairieville since 1996, specializing in custom window treatments.
No comments:
Post a Comment