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Woman working with her laptop

What new research reveals about rude workplace emails

Electronic communication is efficient, but it's also distant and detached, and often can be rude

Yennie Ramírez Rivera, President of SIESUA

Resilient Entrepreneurs: Yenny Ramírez Rivera CEO of SIESUA

Standing without feeling that there will be an end has been the key to staying firm and sustaining your company during the crisis

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Are we prepared to work at night?

The quarantine is changing the labor landscape, including the possibility of making hours more flexible. Is it convenient to work night hours?

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7 tips to improve customer interaction in banking

Latinia today highlights the importance of adopting not only channels but also their levels of service appropriate to the demands of its customers

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Netflix, a zebra among horses: QUT researcher

Constantly evolving Netflix has changed the face of entertainment on a global scale

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Are we drinking more alcohol during quarantine?

Being locked up in our houses made us think that less alcoholic beverages would be consumed. However ... did it turn out to be true?

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MercadoLibre: The Latin “Amazon” that breaks records in the region

After the Covid-19 crisis, businesses like MercadoLibre have benefited to the point of being the second most valuable company in Latin America

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Pandemic accelerated remote work, a trend likely to remain

Researchers identified other potential effects of remote work, such as reduced physical cues possibly leading to better working relationships

Beatriz Fernandez

Resilient entrepreneurs: Beatriz Fernández, co-founder of Crepes & Wafles

Five days with the most resilient Colombian businesswomen in the face of the crisis

Luz Marina Jaramillo, President of Pavimentos Colombia

Resilient businesswomen: Luz Marina Jaramillo, Pavimentos Colombia

Five days with the most resilient Colombian businesswomen in the face of the crisis

Sylvia Escovar, President of Terpel

Resilient companies: Sylvia Escovar, president of Terpel Colombia

Five days with the most resilient Colombian businesswomen in the face of the pandemic crisis

Delivery, the new footprint of our city

Food deliveries have become an indelible part of the "new normal"

Bailey Cherry

Hong Kong's youngest 15-year-old social entrepreneur

At just 15 years old, Bailey Cherry founded Hong Kong's largest second-use bookstore in 2019.

Manuela Sanchez

This Colombian CEO got an Investment of USD 5 Million for her Startup

Manuela Sánchez is the founder of Laika, one of the most popular sites for getting products and services for pets.

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Women in leadership positions remain rare in Japan

New figures show the little involvement of women in working life

Cover of the book 'Leading Sustainably' by Trista Bridges and Donald Eubank

Changing course, leading in a sustainable way

The book Leading Sustainably promotes the change towards sustainability of the world's companies

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Countries with developed businesses reduce the female wage gap

The World Bank and its allies analyze in a new report, the possibilities of economic growth for women

Woman using a computer

Google proposes that its employees work from home

Is the home office a trend that is here to stay?

Merchandise containers in a port.

How is coronavirus affecting the structure of supply chains?

Coronavirus posed new challenges for supply chains

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Resilience and innovation in the fashion industry in the days of COVID19

Colombians continue to consume fashion products, and the industry continues to produce for a market with new needs due to the pandemic.