STUDY: Only Two in Ten Americans Favor a Cashless Society
Although only 24% of Americans think going entirely cash free would be a great decision, 25% of Americans admit to paying in cash less often since the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Vaccine Passport: 32% of People Opposed to It Would Change their Mind
New research has revealed that nearly 6 million more Britons could be convinced of the value of vaccine passports, if their use might save local high-street businesses.
UK Government Urged to Use Vitamin D to Combat COVID
Calls for using vitamin D to combat COVID are growing, with proponents now urging the government to explore this common vitamin as a remedy to help the nation recover faster.
Technology, especially artificial intelligence, is helping to reduce the alarming cases of re-incarceration in prisons.
With public and political awareness of the air quality crisis reaching a tipping point, Airly Inc. has scooped new executives to build their European presence in bid to address the problem of air pollution around the world. They also plan to hire 35 people including a Head of Sales in the UK.
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The Times’ is warning its journalists to avoid expressing “partisan opinions,” prompting questions on role of writers in speaking their truth on social media.
