Facebook just launched its biggest move into e-commerce yet - Facebook Shops! “Shops” will allow small businesses to build online stores on both Facebook and Instagram, and sell their products through Instagram Direct, WhatsApp, and Messenger in the future too. We rundown everything you need to know about Facebook's newest e-commerce feature.

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Facebook just launched its biggest move into e-commerce yet - Facebook Shops! “Shops” will allow small businesses to build online stores on both Facebook and Instagram, and sell their products through Instagram Direct, WhatsApp, and Messenger in the future too. We rundown everything you need to know about Facebook's newest e-commerce feature.

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What does your everyday life look like right now? Gloves and face masks have become more important than your wallet when leaving your home and temperature checks with QR check-ins have become a routine. But while these may seem as a temporary measure to fight COVID-19, how could we better prepare ourselves for a future pandemic?

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Are you feeling more tired than usual, even when you don’t do much during the day? That could be a sign of how you might be having anxieties due to coronavirus.

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A sudden switch to online learning has revealed a slew of challenges for educators, especially in the area of testing.

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There’s no better time than today to reskill and upskill as the world battles against the invisible virus. Many online courses are either discounted or given away for free. Webinar sessions are plenty to choose from and the good friend, YouTube, has something for almost everyone. Have you taken advantage from any of these?

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Arianna Huffington, the co-founder of Huffington Post, who left The Huffington Post in 2016 to focus on a new health and wellness start-up, Thrive Global, has some tips on how you can boost your productivity without burning out.

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If your back is playing up, your neck and shoulders are feeling tight, and your legs are getting increasingly more restless, you probably don’t have the best setup to work from home. For many, the makeshift remote work setup consists of a little desk and a dining table chair—not exactly the ergonomic home office setup the health and safety department would recommend. Here we share some of our personal tips to make your home friendlier to your work.

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Working from home seems like a win-win for most people. Workers gain more flexibility around their working and living arrangements, and companies stand to save money. But as we've seen with smartphone and social-media culture, what can start out as an exciting new way of doing things can have negative effects after wide adoption and long-term use.

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As retail stores open their doors to the new norm, many store owners were shocked when they stepped into their outlets for the first time in almost 2 months. Mould was found on leather products, sofa chairs, cinema seats and many more. It took hours of cleaning before items could be put back on the rack.

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