Business . Public Affairs
Western leaders embrace radical land-transfer idea in misguided attempt to solve housing crisis
On 01/30/2023 by Scope WeeklyWestern lawmakers and leaders are rallying behind a disingenuous argument to solve the housing affordability crisis by privatizing public lands.
Business
Why It’s More Important Then Ever to Choose a Recession-Proof Business
On 01/30/2023 by Scope WeeklyEconomic and political factors are contributing to a recession and even point to a possible depression for the United States. In times of uncertainty, it is possible to make sure your business is recession-proof so that you can survive and even thrive during volatile and unpredictable times.
Business . Lifestyle
THE TOP TRENDS 2023: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
On 01/29/2023 by Scope WeeklyForecasting worldwide since 1980, at the start of each year The Trends Journal provides the Top Trends shaping the year ahead… and the future. Among the megatrends of 2023, on the geopolitical front, WW III has begun. If this trend is not reversed, it will not be a Happy New Year… and many of the positive socioeconomic
Business . Technology
AI to revolutionize the shopping experience
On 01/29/2023 by Scope WeeklyArtificial Intelligence (AI) can revolutionize the shopping experience by using recommendations and personalization.
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Op-Ed by FBI Director Christopher Wray: Violent Crime Problem Is Real and Tackling It Requires a Group Effort
On 01/06/2023 by Scope WeeklyIn law enforcement, our most fundamental duty is to ensure people can live free from fear—a task that has become more challenging over the past few years. FBI crime statistics released in October showed that in 2021, violent crime remained at alarmingly high for the second year in a row. From conversations I routinely have with police
Business . Lifestyle
Despite Companies Pushing staff Back into the office, 88% still want Remote Options
On 01/05/2023 by Scope WeeklyAccording to a new study, 88% of people wish they could work remotely or already doing so at least sometimes. As the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way we worked almost overnight, it illuminated the benefits and practicality of remote work. Working from home allows for more flexibility, saves time by eliminating the commute, and allows
Business
2023 Leadership Learns from Musashi
On 01/03/2023 by Anne Howard - EditorThe relationship between leadership and turnover Visier recently released a survey highlighting how employees distrust their employers and how good leadership builds that trust. Additionally, trust appears to impact employee retention and turnover. In fact, approximately half of employees who trust their employers (46%) see themselves in their current roles for five years or longer, compared to
Business . Lifestyle . Technology
KIA AMERICA Donates to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® & Helps Shelter Animals Find Home
On 01/01/2023 by Scope WeeklyKia America, based in Irvine, California, donated $500,000 to The Petfinder Foundation to help shelter animals find their forever homes. Kia’s year-long partnership with The Petfinder Foundation was a component of the creative launch campaign for the all-electric Kia EV6. “We are so honored to partner with Kia America. Their generous donation helped countless animals
Business . Technology
Minorities and Women Moving Away from Tech Jobs – and Why It’s Bad for Business
On 12/27/2022 by Scope WeeklyUnfairness-based turnover in the tech industry is a $16 billion-a-year concern. A recent U.S. study found that sexism, racism, toxic work environments, and bullying are driving talented people out of the tech industry in droves. In a first-of-its-kind survey, the Kapor Center for Social Impact and Harris Poll surveyed 2,006 people who had left
Business . Environment & Science
How Mokhtar Alkhanshali Revitalized Yemeni Coffee
On 12/26/2022 by Scope WeeklyYemeni-American entrepreneur Mokhtar Alkhanshali has become an American success story since he founded Port of Mokha Coffee.