Tech Companies Relying on Meal-Delivery Services to Feed Employees at Home

Technically speaking, we can go outside for brief walks and exercise (provided our faces are covered) and shop for essentials at grocery stores. However, there are still a set of guidelines that we need to abide by in order to keep everyone safe. Social distancing and maintaining a proper six-foot distance from others is the most effective way that we can all collectively help stop the spread of COVID-19. This tactic can’t work if spaces like supermarkets are overcrowded!

While you don't need a special occasion to send flowers to a loved one, there are several upcoming reasons on the calendar — like Easter and Mother's Day — to celebrate with a blooming gift.

Annan duo Ian Murray and Martin Starr have teamed up to offer a delivery service for people who need food supplies.

Workers at a Royal Mail depot have gone on strike over the amount of junk mail they’ve been asked to deliver during the coronavirus crisis.

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David Hyman’s nearly 30-year law career can be traced back to the season he spent as a ski bum in Aspen, Colorado, before his first year of law school. When he wasn’t on the slopes, Hyman discovered a law firm in town specializing in real estate.

Sure, you’re aware that the bars around you are closed down — and you’re also hopefully #FlatteningTheCurve and not having friends over for get-togethers! But that doesn’t mean you can’t unplug from the news cycle and enjoy a delicious drink from time to time.

The Nando's takeaway and delivery services have been stopped amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

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The Evening Standard is set to launch a home delivery service in response to the “changed dynamics of where our readers now are” amid the coronavirus outbreak, according to CEO Mike Soutar.

Only two weeks ago business was booming at Strictly Discs in Madison, Wisconsin. But that was before the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. brought economic activity to a near halt and forced many small businesses to close their doors. "The weekend prior was by far our biggest of the year," says store owner

The coronavirus pandemic is upon us, which means that many of us will be spending most, if not all, of our time at home. However, this doesn’t necessarily have to be such a bad thing.

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