Objective While the aim of COVID policies is to suppress the pandemic, many fear that the burden of the restrictions will fall more heavily on less privileged groups. We show one potential mechanism for COVID responses to increase inequality by examining the intersection of business restrictions ...
The survey found that, with 72 percent, the most common concern about COVID-19 were negative financial impacts to business results, liquidity and capital resources. Many German companies, or 69 percent, were worried about a "potential global recession," followed by 44 percent that were concerned...
This study is aimed at analyzing the effects of COVID-19 pandemic on the financial performance of Chinese listed companies. We applied pooled ordinary least square (OLS) regression as a baseline methodology to determine the effects of COVID pandemic on the financial performance of Chinese listed ...
Recently, due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic in Kenya, students in slums are facing food shortages as their schools have been suspended and the international free lunch program can not be implemented. The KCETA noted the situation and came to help them. The principal of the school,...
That's where the door is left open [where] we don't have the detailed guidance we were hoping to receive."The EEOC was due to update its guidance regarding the vaccine and other COVID-related matters. "The updated technical assistance released today addresses frequently asked questions ...
Bristol-Myers Squibb expanded its support programs to give free medicines to eligible unemployed patients in the U.S. who have lost their health insurance due to the coronavirus pandemic. The company has donated PPE and other equipment, as well as expertise to help local communities around the ...
Asian companies have grown in scale but lag behind the global average on profits, and the COVID-19 crisis poses new challenges.
operational plans, (for example, restarting tasks at packaging plants that it may have needed to incidentally close and surveying future market-request potential), and key client-centered moves, (for example, understanding the effect of COVID-19 on specific clients' packaging substrate ...
The first wave of coronavirus cut the aggregate turnover of Estonian businesses by 3.5 billion euros, it appears from a report of the Foresight Center detailing the impacts of the virus crisis on the Estonian economy and exploring potential scenarios for
COVID-19-related research market cap changes in biopharma companies Feb 2020 Clinical trials due to COVID-19 read out March 2020 worldwide, by stage Impact of COVID-19 on revenue of hospitality and retail sector South Korea 2020 Changes in outpatient prescriptions in Gwangju and Jeolla South ...