As the pandemic shifted our mindsets toward a remote culture, now, on a parallel as recorded previously in June of 2022, 44% of Americans have a side job.
According to the 2022 Breakfast Consumption Index, a study of breakfast preferences and eating habits of more than 2,000 U.S adults — 55% of Americans have eaten breakfast more frequently
Grow Therapy’s therapist community reveals that high levels of anxiety, stress, and depression top the list of why people are seeking therapy.
'Love & Fear' by Ansofi is a piano ballad about the relationship between love and fear during pandemic times.
Fear has been a common emotion throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Zoom fatigue" is now an experience recognized by experts from Harvard and Stanford to Healthline.com and the Psychiatric Times.
"Revenge travel" refers to the massive increase in searches for travel and vacations following lockdown restrictions being lifted across the US.
New interview reveals the mindset of "Destinations in Paradise" private villa rental purveyors setting post-pandemic service standards as traveler sensibilities shift amid COVID-19.
Over the past year, we've been surveying professors and experts across the country on what job seekers can expect from a job market shaped by the pandemic.
According to a new survey from the Vodafone Institute, conducted by Kantar from a sample of over 15,000 citizens across 15 European countries, two out of three Europeans agree that
Healthcare technology investment soared 47% last year, to a new high of $51bn in 2020. Venture capital (VC) fundraising was particularly strong across the sector with $17bn available in new
One year after initial COVID-19 shutdowns, PostcardMania surveyed 254 small business owners to gauge how they fared the last year.
Six months following the first shutdown of restaurants for the coronavirus pandemic, the restaurant industry is in limbo. According to a new survey released today by the National Restaurant Association,
One of the greatest gifts you can give a loved one on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic is a safe place to recover and recharge.
To help spotlight some top-line issues, Merilee Kern turned to entrepreneur and philanthropist Jay Cameron, Executive Director of Maximum Impact Travel.