25 October 1870 – Postcards First Used In The United States
Postcards have been a staple of American communication for decades, offering a simple and effective way to send brief messages while sharing glimpses of the country’s vast and varied landscapes. It took several years for postcards as we know them today to evolve. After battling the obstacles of colour, regulation, and size, postcard manufacturing exploded…
abhinav singh
The Most Empowering Women Leaders from the USA 2024: Leadership with Purpose
Women leaders across the United States are driving a transformative shift in the business landscape and their communities. They are reshaping industries, empowering individuals, championing diversity, and spearheading initiatives that create lasting social impact. During TradeFlock’s expedition to recognize the most empowering women leaders from the USA 2024, we celebrate their ability to inspire change,…
ABHYUDAYA MITTAL
10 Companies That Went from Startup to International Conglomerate
It’s hard to imagine the world without the influence of international conglomerates that impact our lives in many ways. Yet, many of these companies were once unheard-of startups hoping to find success. Whether they deliver our favourite tech products, craft a satisfying drink, or offer something in between, companies as diverse as Apple and Ola…
John David
Not So Fast!: Why Are Retirement Dreams Being Put on Hold?
Americans are now fearing retiring more than death and getting divorced. According to the survey conducted by Livecareer, more than 82% of the respondents claimed to delay their retirement, and 92% of them mentioned they had to work longer than they had planned. Moreover, according to the F&G Annuities & Life Inc. survey, 33% of…
Oil Slumps More Than 4% After Iran Downplays Israeli Strikes
Oil prices fell by more than 4% after Iran downplayed the damage from Israeli strikes on its interests in the Middle East. The toned-down statement heightened volatility in global energy markets, which are already impacted by economic concerns, fluctuating demand, and geopolitical disputes. These factors, now widely known to investors, traders, and energy analysts, provide…
18 October 1867 – The Day America Expanded Westward with Alaska
On October 18, 1867, a significant chapter in American history was written as the United States formally took possession of Alaska from Russia. This monumental event, often called the Alaska Purchase, marked a pivotal expansion of American territory and had profound social and economic impacts. This story delves into the background of the event, the…
Susie Wong: Redefining Marketing and Visitor Experience in the World of Art
The world of art is a complex one, where marketing and experience management play crucial roles in connecting audiences with creativity. At the forefront of this dynamic landscape is Susie Wong, the Chief Marketing & Experience Officer at the National Gallery Singapore. With over three decades of experience spanning various sectors, Susie is a bold…
October 20, 1786: The Dawn of American Astronomy
On October 20, 1786, Harvard University set out on a bold and historic mission, launching the first organised astronomical research expedition in the United States. This wasn’t just a scientific milestone; it symbolised the growing thirst for knowledge and discovery in a young nation finding its footing after the revolution. The expedition marked the dawn…
Vikas
10 October, 1911: The Opening of the Panama Canal: A Gateway to Global Trade
On October 10, 1911, the world witnessed a monumental event that would forever change the landscape of global trade and maritime navigation—the opening of the Panama Canal. This engineering marvel, stretching 82 kilometres (51 miles) across the Isthmus of Panama, connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, drastically reducing the time and distance ships travelled between…
Shipra Prajapati
Quality-First Culture — Making Quality Everyone’s Job
An Environment Where People Fuel Quality-focused Actions Today, when everything depends on the global supply chain, it must run like a well-oiled machine because, if not, it can lead to an inadequate supply of essential goods. One of the biggest concerns regarding inconsistencies in the supply chain is defects in the product itself or quality…
Vipin