Traders who suffered under Taliban go digital
Selling abroad can allow Afghan makers of handmade goods to create jobs in their country.
Selling abroad can allow Afghan makers of handmade goods to create jobs in their country.
The country’s ‘indefinite’ lockdown has limited access to fresh produce.
A 25% workforce cut at Airbnb could be the tip of the iceberg for unicorns—tech startups with a valuation of $1 billion or more—as COVID-19 affects those estimates.
Independent developers have embraced 16-bit graphics and classic storytelling—and so have consumers.
The feds are waiving rules and penalties against doctors and companies who can now diagnose patience through Zoom, Skype and other videoconferencing for the first time.
As a teenager, Freddie Figgers built a GPS locator into the shoes of his Alzheimer’s-afflicted father. Now his telecon startup is worth more than $62 million.