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COVID-19 Will Fuel the Next Wave of Innovation
16 Mar 2020
Black swan events, such as economic recessions and pandemics, change the trajectory of governments, economies and businesses — altering the course of history. The Black Death in the 1300s broke the long-ingrained feudal system in Europe and replaced it with the more modern employment contract. A mere three centuries later, a deep economic recession — thanks to the 100-year war between England and France — kick-started a major innovation drive that radically improved agricultural productivity.
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With coronavirus entering Nebraska, local businesses are just starting to respond to the evolving situation.
Omaha’s TD Ameritrade has asked a limited number of employees with potential indirect exposure to work from home, company spokesperson Kim Hillyer said. The company has plans in place to have other employees work...
Gage County, Nebraska offers attractive incentives and opportunities for businesses and developers looking to grow in a strategic Midwest location. Gage County is open for business and actively seeks to partner with businesses who are creating jobs and growing within the region. This collaborative attitude makes it easier for businesses...
For Nearly 60 Years, the Bargain Box Has Raised Money to Help Community Members with Disabilities
Feb 26 2020For nearly 100 years, people with disabilities have been supported by the work of Mosaic (originally named Martin Luther Homes). In 1925, a private residence was opened in Sterling, NE to house seven people with disabilities. In 1955, the facility moved to Beatrice and in 2003, Martin Luther Homes merged...
