Toronto Schulich School of Business launches DMS ShopHERE service to help small companies and artists move online

A team of 50 students from Schulich’s MBA, Master’s and undergraduate programs worked on the initiative which will provide help to small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in establishing online stores within days, setting up e-commerce payment channels and activating the stores on several digital marketing platforms.

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California-based tech company NetObjex launches COVID PreCheck app to help US workers return safely to work

People who were tested positive for COVID antibodies will be able to get a TSA PreCheck™ style clearance. They will be directed to blood test collection centers in their areas, with results then reported straight to the app. The level of antibodies in a person's system will determine their "pre-clearance" status, with a COVID PreCheck QR code, which can then be shown to employers in order to help speed their return to work.

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ATP partners with Coursera to allow tennis players learn new skills during COVID

ATP players can choose from a variety of 4,000 courses across business, technology, data science, personal development, and mental well-being, learning new skills that will serve them throughout their playing and non-playing careers, delivered by the world’s top university educators such as Imperial College London or the University of Pennsylvania.

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Charlotte-based photographer Kevin Hooper launches 'Six Feet From Me' pandemic portraits series

Due to COVID restrictions and closed restaurants, Kevin Hooper, a food runner at Haberdish, was out of work. He decided to take time for his other passion, photography and photographed 18 subjects for a portrait series telling the story of Charlotteans from different industries and different neighbourhoods during this pandemic.

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Residents of Amstelvlietstraat in Oost, Netherlands, enjoy their own street sommelier during lockdown

Renate Overhorst lives on the Amstelvlietstraat in Oost and wrote a letter to her neighbours informing them that they can hire her as a street sommelier. Neighbourhood residents can choose between three boxes, each with its own theme, such as the theme of spring wines. When clients inform Renate what they are going to eat, she looks for a suitable wine to go with it.

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