Day: November 28, 2022

As businesses grow, keeping up with increasing demands can be difficult. That’s why outsourcing key business functions can be such a valuable strategy. By outsourcing tasks that are either too time-consuming or too cumbersome to perform in-house, companies can free up resources to focus on more important tasks. As a result, overall profits may actually increase. Q3 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Find A Qualified Financial AdvisorEach advisor has been vetted by SmartAsset and is held to a fiduciary standard to act in your best interests. If you’re ready to be matched with local a… Read More “Outsourcing Key Business Functions Can Increase Profit: Here’s How”

If 2020 was the year of remote work, and 2021 was the year of hybrid work, then 2022 is the year to really make hybrid work, work. In fact, Microsoft’s second Annual Work Trend Index “Great Expectations: Making Hybrid Work Work” reveals that employees are calling for a ‘Free Dimensional’ Workplace. The survey explores changes from the collective experience of the last two years that business decision-makers should pay attention to as we are introduced to ‘Free Dimensional’ work, and what was a temporary fix during the pandemic. These include redefining personal productivity, balancing diversit… Read More “Working Smart in the Free Dimension”

By Jonathan Wilson Portugal and Uruguay both have young talent, but things remain funneled toward strikers on the downswing—for better or worse. LUSAIL, Qatar — It’s been a feature of this World Cup so far how old so many of the center forwards are, from Enner Valancia (33) to Robert Lewandowski (34), Olivier Giroud (36) to the new German hero Niclas Füllkrug, who became the second-oldest German outfield debutant (albeit at just 29) when he came on against Spain. There are exceptions, of course, most notably 23-year-old Kylian Mbappé—although he is not really a striker in the old-fashioned sen… Read More “In Battle of Aging Forwards, Portugal Proves to Be a Little Out Ahead”

By Pat Forde Badgers leadership broke away from their own comfort zone to break up one of the more happier coach-program marriages in college football. Luke Fickell and Cincinnati were a great marriage, a feel-good story, a nice change of pace from the unchecked greed and naked striving that flourish in college athletics. Fickell was a coach on the rise who turned down high-profile jobs to stay and keep building around a special nucleus of players. Cincinnati was a school on the wrong side of the Power 5 tracks that worked to meet Fickell’s commitment halfway with increased salaries, facilitie… Read More “Wisconsin Landing Luke Fickell Is the Splashiest 2022 Hire to Date”

Who hasn’t had a tattoo regret, one of those times when you look at your ink and are reminded of a hasty choice that hasn’t aged well? And what if you brazenly decided to get one of your favourite artists tatted as a tribute, and that particular person happens to have a very public and potentially triggering meltdown that only inspires feelings of shame and embarrassment? Quite the predicament… Thank the tattoo gods for London’s NAAMA Studios, a tattoo removal sudio who are not Heartless, who will make you Stronger, and who proudly say that you’re not Bound 2 your Kanye West tattoo. No more so… Read More “Yeezy come Yeezy go: Meet the studio offering free Kanye West tattoo removals”

Nearly 1 in 7 older adults die within a year of undergoing major surgery, according to an important new study that sheds much-needed light on the risks seniors face when having invasive procedures. Especially vulnerable are older patients with probable dementia (33% die within a year) and frailty (28%), as well as those having emergency surgeries (22%). Advanced age also amplifies risk: Patients who were 90 or older were six times as likely to die than those ages 65 to 69. The study in JAMA Surgery, published by researchers at Yale School of Medicine, addresses a notable gap in research: Thoug… Read More “Should Older Seniors Risk Major Surgery? New Research Offers Guidance”