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BOSTON, Feb. 5: FITAID, the recovery beverage of LIFEAID Beverage Co. has revived its collaboration with Spartan®, the globe's top endurance sports and wellness product, sustaining its position as the "official Recovery Beverage" of Spartan North America, as component of a multi-year agreement. "Spartan athletes have long-come to know and love cracking open a FITAID when they reach the finish line as the first step to their recovery," said Spartan's Vice President of Global Partnerships, Ian Lawson. "Our community relies on FITAID more than ever to fuel a clean recovery from training day to race day. We're excited and honored to continue our FITAID partnership for years to come – they have been with us from the beginning and are truly part of the Spartan family." As part of the multi-year partnership, FITAID will be served to all racers after they cross the finish line at scheduled 2021 Spartan events in the US and Canada to aid in re...

LOS ANGELES, Feb 5: Healthfully, a business healthcare solutions company, revealed that its client health platform is presently sustaining wellness tracking and services. This capability has been executed at the Flagler Health+ health system. A significant constituent of this platform expansion is Healthfully's combination of data feeds from an array of remote patient monitoring gadgets. Healthfully has partnered with Flagler Health+ to deliver intelligent experiences that eliminate friction throughout all aspects of the healthcare journey. Consumers have a single point of entry through the Flagler Health+ Anywhere app, which supports scheduling, telemedicine, bill pay, health and wellness programs, and connecting individuals to online health and support communities. Use of the solution has been progressively expanded across care settings, including primary care, behavioral health, surgery, radiology, pediatrics, hospitalists, and many others. Healthfully's integration ...

DOWNERS GROVE, Ill., Feb. 5: Recruitment in the U.S. technology segment persister on an ascending trajectory in January, with employers adding 19,500 jobs, an evaluation by CompTIA, the nonprofit association for the information technology (IT) and workforce, shows. Four of the five tech sector employment categories recorded job gains, according to the "Employment Situation" report released today by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. (#JobsReport). It marks the sector's best January hiring month since 2017. IT occupations in all sectors of the economy grew by more than 78,000 positions.1 "The latest tech job figures signal a continuation of hiring momentum with contributions in both expected and unexpected employment categories," said Tim Herbert, executive vice president for research and market intelligence at CompTIA. "On the occupation side, the data confirms the multi-faceted nature of employer tech talent needs with de...

NEW YORK, Feb. 5 :After a drop in December, in January the number of jobs augmented by just 49,000, undershooting economists' anticipations. The employment level is still almost 9 million jobs lower compared to pre-pandemic levels. The published unemployment rate considerably lowered from 6.7 to 6.3 percent, and the actual rate, after adjusting for the misclassification mistake, is 6.9 percent. The labor force participation rate witnessed a drop to 61.4 percent, and unlike the unemployment rate it is not revealing signs of enhancement in recent months. In January, the number of jobs in the leisure and hospitality sector continued to decline, but much less rapidly than in December. Sectors that had been doing well, such as manufacturing, warehousing, and retail, were weak in January. On the positive side, the most notable increase, 80,900, was in the temporary help industry, one of the most reliable leading indicators of employment, suggesting that job growth may improve in th...

Feb 04, 2021, 12:45 ET WASHINGTON, Feb. 4: The February/March 2021 issue of AARP The Magazine (ATM) showcases cover star George Clooney expressing his thoughts from the heart regarding aging, family and the accident that nearly killed him; Tony Bennett and family revealinh the renowned singer's diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease; well known fashion designer Norma Kamali disclosing her secrets to work-from-home success. Additionally, a thorough look at undesirable habits affecting your heart health and how to take superior control of your fiscal world. In this issue of AARP The Magazine: Cover Story: George Clooney At almost 60 years old, George Clooney's success as a multi-hyphenate powerhouse is undisputed. In an in-depth interview with the magazine, the actor, director, producer, screenwriter and philanthropist opens up and shares his greatest life teachings on meaningful connections, living in your money and more. Tony Bennett In an AARP exclusive, the singer...

NEW YORK, Feb. 4: Meredith Corporation's Beautiful Kitchens & Baths magazine, component of the organisations Luxury Home Design Group, revealed its tenth-yealy catalogue of 30 Most Innovative Products. The total catalogue st hows editors' choices for their most attractive novel kitchen and bath design products unveiled in the previous year. These products will be featured in the spring issue of Beautiful Kitchens & Baths magazine, on-sale February 5th, and in the Spring 2021 issue of Traditional Home. The 2021 list includes Fisher & Paykel's Professional Dual-Fuel Range, Kohler's Setra Touchless Kitchen Faucet, Moen's Nebia Spa Shower, Daltile's RevoTile, and C by GE's Wire-Free Dimmer Smart Switch for their ability to combine clever function, sophisticated style, and cutting-edge technology. "The goal of innovation is to lower the stress level in our lives—which is more important than ever during these challenging times—by simplif...

CHARLOTTE, N.C., Feb. 4: Anxiety and spending have always been connected, and the coronavirus pandemic has made fiscal vices more enticing for numerous Americans. As stated in the most recent MagnifyMoney survey, 70% of consumers have expended money all through the pandemic on financial vices, varying from alcohol and cigarettes to adult amusement and lottery tickets — spending almost $950 on average. Additionally, almost 4 in 10 Americans utilized money from their savings account to cover these vices in 2020. To find out how the pandemic impacted this kind of spending, MagnifyMoney surveyed 1,550 Americans on what vices people were spending on — and what money they used to do so. Key Findings: 70% of consumers have spent money on at least one financial vice during the pandemic — especially alcohol, cigarettes, and lottery tickets. Men and those laid off or furloughed amid the pandemic are spending more on adult entertainment. 26% of men and 28% of those who were laid off or fur...