When it comes to the retail industry, e-commerce continuously dominate. The coronavirus pandemic has led to its surge as shoppers purchase online instead of going in-store. However, the influx of online shoppers makes it a great target to swindle money and commit illicit acts. While cybercriminals attack various industries like finance, healthcare, construction, and energy, the nature of e-commerce makes it more susceptible to cyberattacks.
Social media has changed the world and how we communicate. It was and continues to be a crucial tool for uniting humanity during the Coronavirus pandemic. It is no wonder that many social media platforms gained many new users during a time when we had no choice to be apart. Semrush has analyzed various statistics to provide a fascinating snapshot of how social media is being used around the world today.
We think it’s fair to say 2020 was a strange year. The world was introduced to the bizarre and intriguing cast of Tiger King. Tye Dye made a major comeback. Video games Fall Guys and Among Us came out of nowhere. And of course the everlasting Coronavirus pandemic continued on. With the year finally in the rear view window, ACE Cash Express’ team looks back fondly at some of the most popular search trends of 2020.
What has happened to real estate agents and the market since the Coronavirus pandemic started? Here is an in-depth study into how Covid-19 has impacted the real estate market.
In the near future, we could see cyberpandemics that spread faster and further than a biological virus, with an equal or greater impact. Will the next pandemic be digital? Find out what Data Connectors has to say on the matter in the following infographic.
In this infographic, Selectra explores data on job loss and redundancies due to the COVID Pandemic. It details the effects of financial stress on mental health and steps to take to alleviate financial stress. Additionally, you’ll discover free resources to find help during these challenging times.
COVID-19 has changed the landscape of consumer shopping. As people continue to adjust to the new normal, customers are shifting their focus to online spending. With the coronavirus pandemic, people may not go back to the way they used to shop before. In fact, even those who rarely or never bought online may be forced to do so during COVID-19.
The Coronavirus outbreak has wrecked havoc the U.S. job market. Since President Donald Trump declared this global pandemic a national emergency in mid-March, over 30 million people have filed for jobless benefits for the first time. For those that are working from home, many are still struggling with the concept and find it a huge change that will require some effort to master.
The recent Coronavirus pandemic has propelled eCommerce business owners to achieve record-breaking sales. With the continued demands and to keep up with the holidays, merchants must start managing their inventories now. For the 2020 holiday shopping season, PinnacleCart has created an infographic that will help you prepare your eCommerce store for this unprecedented holiday sales season.
Almost monthly, UNESCO, in particular the Bureau of Education, publishes reports on the threats to the education sector through the coronavirus. One of the statements said that due to the disrupted educational process for millions of pupils and students, the world is threatened with degradation, as the level of education of the population will significantly decrease. The following infographic explores how education changed during the Coronavirus pandemic.
