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Comment on this story comment So now we know: The pandemic-related restrictions were devastating for our children’s education project. The Department of Education dropped news last week that America’s experiment with distance learning has reduced young children’s standardized test scores to levels not seen in two decades. Although performance fell in all population groups, losses … Read more

While the court of public opinion can be a powerful tool to get companies to avoid complicity in human rights abuses, new research suggests that in certain situations this mechanism may not be sufficient to target incentives effectively. In particular, the authors found that the American public is less likely to view companies negatively when … Read more

in summary A first nationwide law that would protect the privacy of children online was passed by the California Legislature. Here’s what it does and what happens next. When does a child grow up? It’s an elusive question that developmental psychologists, philosophers, and parents may answer differently. But legislators cannot work with ambiguity. In the … Read more

LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Techstars, a global investment firm providing access to capital, one-on-one mentoring and bespoke programs for young entrepreneurs, today announces the launch of Techstars Healthcare, sponsored by Cedars-Sinai, Point32Health, UCI Health and UnitedHealthcare. The consortium-led accelerator program will be based in Los Angeles and will select 12 high-growth startups to participate in its intensive … Read more

After announcing a change in strategic direction in July, Berco announced the creation of “Berco Aftermarket Srl”, a new company dedicated exclusively to serving the global aftermarket. The new company, which will supply all countries except the North American region covered by Berco of America, is 100% owned by Berco SpA As a spin-off of … Read more

The ornate decor left behind in the former Great Wall restaurant has been complemented by aisles of Asian groceries and antiques as Rose and Ed Lacsa prepare for the upcoming opening of the Midwest Asian Variety Store. Located at 3103 Kirkwood St., opening in about two weeks, the store will provide Southeastern Iowans who want … Read more

GAYLORD — When Gaylord City Council passed an ordinance allowing marijuana companies to operate in the city in May 2021, the council focused primarily on two goals: job creation and tax revenue. According to most reports, the Regulation has achieved these objectives. Gaylord began issuing licenses for the marijuana business a little over a year … Read more