Author name: Alexander Reed

How EduFi Hopes To Help Pakistani Students Extend Their Education

How EduFi Hopes To Help Pakistani Students Extend Their Education

Education / /

EduFi founder and CEO Aleena Nadeem EduFi Pakistan has a problem: it is struggling to keep its young people in education, largely because so many families cannot manage the upfront costs of college fees. Enter fintech startup EduFi, which is today announcing the successful completion of a $6.1 million fundraising round. It hopes its innovative […]

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7 tips for easier making small business fleet management

7 tips for easier making small business fleet management

Small Business / /

Managing a small fleet is a challenging feat. It’s a time-consuming task full of complications: there are many moving parts from driver management to vehicle maintenance to safety and compliance. But putting the time and effort into creating a better organized, more streamlined management system using fleet management software will lead you to a better-functioning

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Jo Ann Callis’ uncomfortable portrait of femininity has resonated for four decades

Jo Ann Callis’ uncomfortable portrait of femininity has resonated for four decades

Photo and Videography / /

Editor’s Note: In Snap, we look at the power of a single photograph, chronicling stories about how both modern and historical images have been made. CNN  —  In 1977, Jo Ann Callis took a photograph of a woman’s head thrown back, her neck taut and tied with a bow looped together from the thin baby blue straps

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As Holocaust education becomes compulsory in some provinces, advocates call for wider adoption

As Holocaust education becomes compulsory in some provinces, advocates call for wider adoption

Education / /

Marilyn Sinclair says she’s feeling “pretty great” about Ontario’s new requirement that sixth-graders learn about the Holocaust. Sinclair, founder of Holocaust education organization Liberation 75, is responding to more than 8,000 requests for copies of a book from Grade 6 teachers across the province. Told from a child’s perspective, the book recounts the real-life story of the St. Louis, a ship

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The Point celebrates Homemate’s successful first month

The Point celebrates Homemate’s successful first month

Home Improvement / /

One month ago, The Point, Malta’s favourite shopping destination, welcomed Homemate, the island’s largest home improvement centre, to its vibrant retail community. With its unparalleled selection of home improvement products and dedicated customer service, Homemate has revolutionized the home improvement retail landscape in Sliema. A one-stop destination for home improvement enthusiasts Homemate, located on level

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Home Improvement
Health & Beauty Feels the Pinch of Product Shortages & Inflation

Health & Beauty Feels the Pinch of Product Shortages & Inflation

Health / /

NATIONAL REPORT — A Pounding Headache or stuffy head cold cannot wait, making health and beauty care (HBC) the second most profitable convenience store category after ice. However, despite its “immediate need” nature, supply shortages and inflation are hitting HBC harder than other product categories. This is prompting some retailers and suppliers to seek alternative

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