[WayUp in Fast Company] This one interview strategy is how you attract young, diverse talent
The founder of recruiting startup WayUp shares her insights on how to make a good impression on young recruits. Read more...
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[Klook in Phocus Wire] Klook on what it will mean to win in 2021
Amid the onslaught of bad news, the announcement from Klook last week that it had raised an additional $200 million came like a breath of fresh air to an industry struggling to breathe. Read...
Read More[Ripple in GO Dairy Free] Ripple Kids is the Plant-Based Milk Developed with Pediatricians
Almost daily, I read questions from parents who are transitioning their dairy-free child off formula. They want a healthy milk alternative that meets the needs of their new toddler. Ripple Kids might be their answer. Read...
Read More[Signals Analytics in Forbes] How The Military Is Helping Marketers At P&G, J&J, Mars And Kraft Heinz
When I lead executive education sessions with military officers, I typically start by asking how many are comfortable with marketing. Almost none will raise their hands. Read...
Read MoreCovid-busting nasal spray begins UK trials
Clinical trials are underway in the United Kingdom to test a nasal spray to kill the coronavirus in the nose before it can infect the rest of the body, potentially saving lives and slowing the pandemic. Developed by Vancouver-based SaNotize Research and Development Corp, the spray has proved more than 99% effective in lab testing, and is also undergoing clinical trials in Canada. “It will have a huge impact, especially on hospitalization,” said Dr. Isaac John, Deputy Director of Research & Development at Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in Surrey, England, where SaNOtize began clinical trials earlier this month. “I think it’s quite revolutionary in this sense because at the moment we don’t have anything else that we can use for the early symptoms at home,” he told Sam Holder at ITV News London. The spray is based on nitric oxide, a naturally-occurring molecule that in lab tests inactivated up to 99.9% of SARs-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, within two minutes, according to the company and the Institute for Antiviral Research at Utah State University. In...
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