The demand for office furniture dipped during the COVID-19 pandemic as economic activity slowed and employees transitioned to working remotely. Businesses had little incentive to purchase furniture for empty workspaces.
Sarah Schmidt on April 15, 2021
The demand for office furniture dipped during the COVID-19 pandemic as economic activity slowed and employees transitioned to working remotely. Businesses had little incentive to purchase furniture for empty workspaces.
Thomas Bowne on April 13, 2021
Business and economic activity fluctuates during the course of the year. Some of this fluctuation is idiosyncratic, but much is tied to the time of year and the change of seasons.
Sarah Schmidt on April 6, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the global market landscape and consumer behavior. As the recovery begins, many urgent questions remain.
Sarah Schmidt on March 31, 2021
Business journalists often turn to our industry analysts for expert insights and data. Here, we showcase some recent articles that draw on our research, along with blog posts and press releases from our publishers that you may not have seen yet.
Marcello Antonioni on March 30, 2021
International trade data can represent an accurate barometer of the state of the health of the global economy, even more so in the current extraordinary circumstances, that require up-to-date monitoring for companies involved in international business.
Leon Mengri on March 29, 2021
The Ever Given ship that blocked the Suez Canal for six days has captured the world’s attention and many are wondering about the impact on global trade. But there are just as many wondering how it got stuck in the first place. Navigational error? High winds? Inadequate dredging? Or most intriguingly… too big?
BIS Research on March 24, 2021
From revolutionizing animal product supply chains to providing a growing population with affordable and sustainable food, cellular agriculture can contribute significantly toward a more secure future.
John LaRosa on March 22, 2021
Sarah Schmidt on March 16, 2021
For the pharmaceutical industry and the broader scientific community, creating and producing effective COVID-19 vaccines has been a challenge and opportunity of a lifetime — a chance to help save humanity from an urgent global crisis.
Sarah Schmidt on March 9, 2021
Before the pandemic, Becca Knoblock used to leave her house before 7 a.m. and white-knuckle her way through downtown Denver’s heavy I-25 traffic on her daily commute. Now that she works from home, she starts each day with a cup of coffee outside, where she takes a few minutes to tend her garden.
