This year has been atypical for everyone. By this time of year, the main bus stops that go to the interior of the country remained crowded with people looking for seats to […]
It is unsurprising that the pandemic has battered the coworking industry. “Come work near other potentially contagious people in an unventilated space” is something not even WeWork’s Adam Neumann could’ve sold as […]
Confronted with an economic collapse induced by the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. government took several measures—including direct stimulus checks, boosting the amount of unemployment insurance, and giving funds to businesses to keep […]
A curfew has been imposed in sections of Norwood, St. James. The curfew began at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 23, and will remain in effect until 6:00 p.m. on Friday, December […]
The personnel of the Bureau of Public Health (BOG) also wants to be eligible for the COVID grant of SRD 750. The BOG personnel association wrote to Minister Amar Ramadhin of Public […]
Police Commissioner Gary Griffith has boasted that while the Covid-19 pandemic caused crime to spike in various countries around the world, there was a 25 per cent decrease in Trinidad and Tobago. […]
Since Amazon Prime debuted in 2005, retailers have been scrambling to match its convenience—but never more urgently than during the pandemic, as consumers moved to shopping online. In September, Walmart introduced Walmart+, […]
While 2020 has been brutal on the whole, it’s been an unusually fruitful year for apps. In part, that’s because of the coronavirus pandemic, which has upended the ways we live and work […]
Under a new provision in the massive coronavirus relief and spending bill just passed by Congress, people who operate illegal streaming services could see up to 10 years in federal prison, CNN […]
The end of a year only feels like an end. In truth, there is no temporal reset, just the same relentlessly forward-scrolling continuum as always, with all the same problems waiting on […]
