The NFL season kicks off Thursday. The Wall Street Journal reports that NFL revenue could fall as much as $4 billion in 2020, depending on how many fans eventually attend games.
That's the reality in Los Angeles, where developers built a grand, new stadium with room for 70,000 people to watch the Rams and Chargers play football — but until things change, there will be no fans.
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SoFi Stadium in LA cost almost $5 billion in private money , and there were promises of $100 million in tax breaks and reimbursements to lighten the bill. The sell to local authorities was that new stadiums create jobs and increase tourism spending. But with no fans, “unquestionably it's a tougher sell,” said Andrew Zimbalist, professor of economics at Smith College.
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Meet the marketplace: Joom - Tamebay
We’re always on the look out for marketplaces onto which readers can expand their businesses so today we’re excited to reveal more about Joom, a marketplace launched in Latvia and as a true global marketplace has buyers in just about every country around the world. With a heavy social aspect, selling on Joom enables you to target consumers in completely new ways and for brands who really want to attract new customers there are influencer programmes to jump start your sales.
Classifieds Marketplace Market Is Booming Worldwide | OLX Group, 58.com, eBay Classifieds Group
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Our analysts monitoring the situation around the Globe explain that after COVID-19 crisis the market will generate remunerative prospects for producers. The goal of the report is to provide a further illustration of the current scenario, economic slowdown and effect of COVID-19 on the industry as a whole.
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New marketplace tackles the lack of diversity in greeting cards - Business Insider
The world's first online marketplace for greeting cards featuring and designed by diverse and underrepresented communities launched on Saturday to mark Black Pound Day, a day that encourages spending at Black-owned businesses in the UK.
Kutenda also platforms the work of up-and-coming artists and entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds, saying that "large retailers either ignore minority artists or steal their ideas." Alongside cards, the marketplace also sells gifts including mugs, stationery, and bookmarks.
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An iconic role shapes a generation of Black women - Marketplace
It’s Labor Day, a day to recognize work, and there’s a lot of work happening right now on racial and economic equity.
Part of that conversation is the legacy of Civil Rights leader John Lewis, the subject of a recent documentary profile co-produced by Erika Alexander.
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Adams : Many people over the years have said that your character in particular, the lawyer, Maxine Shaw, inspired them. Can you talk about some of the stories you’ve heard and how those make you feel?
Victoria Rowell on why she started a DIY show for the marginalized - Marketplace
Discourse around representation of minorities and marginalized people in media hasn’t extended to the “Do-It-Yourself” home improvement media space.
Victoria Rowell however is trying to change that with her new show “Trash vs. Treasure,” a DIY program focused on renovating homes and apartments of low-income and single-parent households. Rowell is both executive producer and host of the program.
“Trash vs. Treasure, it’s a teachable moment with this show,” Rowell told “Marketplace Morning Report” host Kimberly Adams. “To encourage people to see value in what’s in plain sight.”
Webinar: Reach over 150 million new customers using Noon marketplace - Tamebay
Join this webinar with DIT to learn more about the Noon marketplace, the Middle East's leading digital marketplace.
Find out how you can successfully reach new audiences through Noon's huge and highly-engaged customer database in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt. Through this webinar, you will learn everything you need to know about selling on the noon platform, including how to best utilise our homegrown, business-first tools - established logistics and fulfilment network, secure payment gateway, world-class service and experience - to grow your fashion business here in the MENA region.
Back-to-school season kicks off this week, but laptops are sold out - Marketplace
On Mondays on Marketplace Tech — even holiday Mondays — we’re looking at the challenges of distance learning as the pandemic rolls on. And this week is kind of the official back-to-school kickoff.
For families and school districts, getting ready for school has meant scrambling to find laptops for kids to use at home. And there is a major shortage of low-cost laptops, like Chromebooks. It’s a combination of the trade war with China and supply chains that have been disrupted by the pandemic. But with millions of students starting school without the tech they need to learn at home, an education system that was already unequal is getting even more so.
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