For many of us, having a day is device-less doesn’t occur often. People who use their phones and laptops for work are very easily tempted to continue using them after. Whether that’s checking social media or watching a YouTube video, people don’t know how to disconnect. Supermom, Rachel Harow insists that she and her family …
Marketing oneself in the real estate industry is especially difficult, according to real estate investor Shalom Lamm. In fact, for brokers and agents the market could not possibly be more competitive and heavily populated. So what are ways in which agents can seek to distinguish themselves from their colleagues and associates who amount to competitors? …
Those like Shalom Lamm who have been adept observers of all that’s transpiring since the Coronavirus outbreak economically, are viewing opportunities for investments. Indeed, the economic hardship many are feeling is an unfortunate reality and a function of the times. Prayer is certainly in order, to uplift these people and give them inspiration and hope. …
The Coronavirus has made us increasingly dependent and reliant on technology, according to Ken Kurson. We’ve seen this in the ways in which consumers have been driven to e-commerce sites like Amazon, AliBaba and the like in an effort to purchase products that they otherwise would go to brick and mortar shops to acquire. Indeed, …
Ken Kurson and other media analysts have written extensively about the vast amount of ways that the media industry has changed in recent years. Indeed, technology has in large part been the driving force behind these changes. Many print outlets have transitioned to serving their audiences and consumer bases only as digital platforms. That’s a …
So many technology companies have oddly benefited from the Coronavirus in terms of the share price of their stocks, as well as the growth of their respective companies. Media entrepreneurs like Ken Kurson who have been analyzing the technology space for many years are hardly surprised by this development. Indeed, when it comes to e-commerce …
So long as the COVID-19 pandemic is a part of our lives and a continued part of everyday reality, the appreciation in the values of stocks of technology companies will continue rising. What we’ve witnessed over the last few months is a transition of our overall economy. It has transitioned from a brick and mortar …
Most sectors of the economy have been understandably suffering in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic. Some may very well not survive the closures and other restrictions that have been imposed on them. But through it all, we have seen technology companies persist throughout this crisis. Much of this, according to Ken Kurson, can be …
Many observers of the stock market and the general economic conditions that have been caused by COVID-19 have been somewhat astounded by the technology sector’s continued growth and dominance. Surely, it’s somewhat strange to see technology companies outperform their valuations that pre-dated the start of this pandemic, when main street and so many businesses large …
Technology has affected nearly any and every industry that exists on the horizon. Few can think of an industry that has not been substantially changed and altered based on the developments that have been brought to it courtesy of the technology space changing in such a rapid way. The healthcare industry has not changed as …