Consumers Are Sleeping Longer During Quarantine, But Sleep Quality Is Down
While a good night of sleep can be hard to come by for many consumers, a new study explored how recent quarantine measures have affected sleep quality.Continue reading
Watching Nature Content Can Give Consumers A Mental Health Boost
Recent studies have shown how spending time in nature can be beneficial for consumers’ mental and physicalContinue reading
Consumers From Harlem To Hollywood Continues Food Delivery Appetite
The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the food industry on its ear. Restaurants have had to either find a way to cope with significantly diminished traffic or go out of business,Continue reading
Folks Are Stressed Out By Low Supplies Of Fresh Food In Grocery Stores
American consumers have gotten past shortages of some grocery essentials during the pandemic, but the wrath of COVID-19 is still playing a huge role in how consumers shop for fresh food. Continue reading
Consumers To Take Vacations Rather Than Going Home For The Holidays
With COVID-19 still hanging in the air and over our heads, a majority of Americans say they’re not going home to see family -- and a third say they’re not planning to celebrate the holidays at all.Continue reading
Mayor de Blasio Signs Bills To Expand Protections For Workers, Consumers And Tenants
Mayor Bill de Blasio today signed into law a package from Uptown Council Member Mark Levine and others of bills that will expand protections for workers, consumers, and commercial tenants. Continue reading
Google Launches New Program To Help Students Pay Off Loan Debt
With all the might it can muster, Google is coming to the rescue of student loan holders by introducing a student loan repayment program for all Google employees in the U.S.Continue reading
CDC Walks Back Guidance On COVID-19 Testing For Consumers Without Symptoms
"Uh-oh" is the word of the day at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). After an outcry from the medical and scientific communities over its updated its COVID-19 testing guidelines.Continue reading
The COVID Crisis: Consumers Who Smoke Cigarettes Are More Susceptible To COVID-19
While recent studies have highlighted the risks that smoking can have on lung health, those risks have been amplified in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading
Nature, What’s That? Living Away From Nature Can Make You Less Eco-Conscious, Study Finds
It can be invigorating for urban-dwelling consumers to get away from the cities they live in and spend some time in the great outdoors.Continue reading
Consumers From Harlem To Hollywood Can Boost Heart Health By Walking Or Biking
While recent studies have found that consumers’ commuting habits can affect their food choices and their overall health, a new study conducted by researchers from the University of Leeds found that being more active during a commute can have positive health benefits.Continue reading
Use Of Alcohol And Tobacco Together Can Cause Lasting Brain Damage
Researchers have long documented the negative effects consumers can endure after consuming alcohol or smoking cigarettes. Continue reading
8 Debt Collection Tips From The NYC Department Of Consumer Affairs
Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) announced a settlement with Enhanced Recovery Company, LLC, a licensed debt collection agency that sent illegal collection letters to tens of thousands of New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis. Continue reading