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Tech, catering and design companies are rushing to sell employers on fever scanners, box lunches and office floor-planning apps for social distancing. But it’s too soon to tell if they will work.

As businesses grapple with how to safely reopen the workplace, companies like Fitbit and Verily, Google’s sister company, are rushing out new work force health-vetting and tracking tools.

New extras aim to de-stress workers with meditation apps and virtual yoga and gym workouts. And snacks!

Fender’s online guitar tuition scheme has seen record sign-ups as people seek to learn new skills in lockdown. But the illustrious brand has learned a few lessons of its own amid a global pandemic – including how to better leverage talent across its social channels.

To help provide support during COVID-19, we're giving our auto, motorcycle, and RV policyholders a 15% credit on your next 6-month or 12-month policy term. On average, customers can expect about $150 per auto policy without having to do anything.

Burger King is giving away two free kids meals with any purchase made via the Burger King app, starting next week. The new deal is a response to families struggling amid the coronavirus outbreak, as Burger King emphasizes its delivery and to-go capabilities.

Southwest Airlines video confirming their Southwest Promise to continue serving customers during the pandemic.

Small businesses, including our network of dentists, are at the heart of our employee benefits business, and we recognize they have been especially impacted by the coronavirus crisis. As part of our commitment to help provide support during these

As an essential business, we’ve been open and working alongside our customers throughout this situation. We’ve also had to change some of our processes to safely serve you. From virtual showroom appointments to online ordering and curbside pick-up at our counters, we’ve found ways to work better together.

Today, Under Armour pledges its support to help people affected by the novel coronavirus pandemic.