In response to the developing coronavirus pandemic, Professor Miltos Makris of the University of Kent’s School of Economics explains the current and potential implications for the world economy. Explainer: covid-19 and Worldwide Recession ‘The almost simultaneous lockdown of several countries will have a major negative impact on economic activity…
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ARTCELS Release of Additional Art Investment Shares
Following the hugely successful launch and the complete sell-out of their initial share offering, digital art investments platform, ARTCELS, today announces they will release 400 additional shares on 8 April 2020, amid plans to create bespoke virtual art experiences that allow shareholders enjoy their art assets from the safety of…
How To Look After Your Team’s Well-Being Whilst Remote Working During Covid-19
Social distancing, self-isolation and working from home where possible are just three of the ways governments across the world have said can ultimately help slow the rate of infection of COVID-19. However, in a much different working environment, many employees can find it challenging to maintain BAU while keeping a…
Scam Alert: Criminals Using Covid-19 Smishing Text Messages To Target Consumers
UK Finance is warning consumers to be on the lookout for “smishing” text message scams from criminals exploiting the coronavirus outbreak. Smishing is when criminals use text messages impersonating other organisations to trick people into giving away their personal and financial information or money. These scam texts often claim to…
Bermuda and Kazakhstan sign ICAO 83bis Agreement
Thomas Dunstan, Director General of Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority, and Peter Griffiths, CEO Aviation Administration of Kazakhstan, took part in a commemorative signing ceremony to mark the ICAO Article 83bis Agreement between Bermuda and Kazakhstan. Senior management from the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) are in…
Can Chips Improve your Health?
It has been predicted for a few years now that human microchipping is set to take off in big way. So far, getting humans to adopt microchip implants has been a hard sell, but some now believe that medical and health monitoring features will be what takes the technology mainstream.