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The TikTok showed Nathan Adopaca longboarding to Fleetwood Mac and drinking from an oversized bottle of the company’s Cran-Raspberry juice.

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Nathan Apodaca went viral for a TikTok that captured him drinking a bottle of Ocean Spray Cran-Raspberry juice while longboarding and lip-syncing to Fleetwood Mac’s song, “Dreams.” As of Wednesday, the self-shot video already has nearly five million likes:

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♬ Dreams (2004 Remaster) – Fleetwood Mac

Accordingly, Mick Fleetwood himself responded with a TikTok tribute to Apodaca’s homage. As a result of the widespread fame the TikTok has achieved, Apodaca told TMZ he’s raised $10,000 so far in donations from the

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The COVID-19 stay-at-home mandates threw a few curveballs at small business owners.

Companies were challenged not only to be nimble and innovative enough to keep the lights on during the crisis, but also to prepare for when the economy reopens. Smart business owners wisely took advantage of this opportunity to begin reaching out to and hiring desirable candidates.

Now, as the world begins to recover, many of these employers are tasked with onboarding their new team members. But, how can this be accomplished with lockdowns still in effect in certain parts of the country? What’s more, if employees are increasingly allowed to work from home full time as part of the new normal, how will companies onboard future remote hires?

Related: 5 Smart Ways to Remove Bias From Your Hiring Process

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The benchmark indices ticked higher for the fifth straight session on Wednesday, following gains in RIL as well as banking and IT stocks.


There was, however, a mixed trend overseas after US President Donald Trump dashed hopes of a pre-election stimulus package.



After opening on a weak footing, the Sensex gained ground to close up 304.38 points or 0.77 per cent at 39,878.95.


Similarly, the broader Nifty jumped 76.45 points or 0.66 per cent to close at 11,738.85.


The Sensex has now gained 1,905.73 points in five sessions, while the Nifty has advanced 516.45 points during the same time period.


Titan was the top gainer among Sensex components on Wednesday, climbing 4.44 per cent, after the Tata group firm said business was seen returning to normal during the second quarter of this financial year,

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