Ecommerce / In detail: The Missfresh implosion sheds light on the bitter business of selling groceries online Late last month, dozens of laid-off employees at Nasdaq-listed Missfresh Ltd. worth challenging months of unpaid wages and compensation for their sudden dismissal. The day before the online grocer fire most of its employees and closed its core … Read more
Four Foothill College students recently transitioned from teaching to teaching. The students taught English at the Colegio Young Dreamers Academy in Antigua, Guatemala from April to June. They were part of Foothill’s Guatemala Teacher Corps, a partnership between Dream Volunteers and Foothill College that has been in the works for three years. Foothills Business Instructor … Read more
When summer comes to an end and a new school year begins, children, teachers and parents all have a lot to do. They may be dealing with fears of school shootings, concerns about teacher shortages and COVID-related disruption, or the fallout from harmful laws like Florida’s Don’t Say Gay Bill or Stop Woke Act, to … Read more
1940 – 2022 Nina Hansotia Myers of Los Altos Hills, a teacher, businesswoman and apparently the first woman from India to earn a degree from Stanford University, died July 4 after a long battle with health. She was 81. Nina was one of 10 foreign student leaders invited by Stanford on a full scholarship in … Read more
That mercury offers news and fun every day – but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, without you we are not here. Thank you for your support! Hello and long live Kate Bush! Tomorrow Portland can rub their … Read more
The school is the first among its competitors to offer a Blended Executive MBA option that uses leverage its world-renowned faculty and online learning experience to enhance executive access. PHILADELPHIA, August 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania today announced its intention to expand global access to its executive MBA … Read more
Teachers Sarah Bathalon (left) and Denise Coburn read to preschoolers as part of the Orleans Central Early Childhood Program in Barton in 2019. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Classes are due to start in two weeks at the North Country Supervisory Union, but they won’t be what was initially planned. School officials there have had … Read more
DALLAS — As Dallas continues to be a popular residential destination, some West Oak Cliff community members are concerned about a new zoning plan that will form the basis of future talks. The West Oak Cliff Area Plan, also known as WOCAP, will be put to a vote by the City Plan Commission on Thursday. … Read more
MONTGOMERY, Minnesota – Horses have a way of sneaking into your heart. The commitment is tremendous, but the rewards of camaraderie are worth it for so many. For Montgomery, Minnesota spouses Jeff and Ginny Pomije, owning horses was just the beginning of their equine adventure. In 2000, Jeff and Ginny decided to make the leap … Read more
Whether it’s solving the world’s biggest problems or exploring the potential of novel discoveries, researchers at UCF are pioneering scientific breakthroughs designed to make an impact. In the Research in 60 Seconds series, students and academic staff condense their complex studies into bite-sized summaries so you know how and why Knights plans to improve our … Read more