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Scientists push back against idea that Omicron is more dangerous than other COVID variants
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Scientists push back against idea that Omicron is more dangerous than other COVID variants
By Sophie MellorDecember 2, 2021
COVID-19 accelerated health care innovation, and it isn’t slowing down
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COVID-19 accelerated health care innovation, and it isn’t slowing down
By Dan CatchpoleDecember 2, 2021
Omicron continues to roil the markets—U.S. futures rise while Bitcoin and global stocks fall
Newsletters
Omicron continues to roil the markets—U.S. futures rise while Bitcoin and global stocks fall
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 2, 2021
INDIA-UTTAR PRADESH-PRAYAGRAJ-COVID-19 TESTING
Health
India reverses decision to resume international flights over fears of an Omicron-fueled outbreak
By Biman MukherjiDecember 2, 2021
JPMorgan says it’s time to buy the dip, arguing COVID is entering a less dangerous phase after Omicron
Finance
JPMorgan says it’s time to buy the dip, arguing COVID is entering a less dangerous phase after Omicron
By Joanna Ossinger and BloombergDecember 2, 2021
CONNECTING WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS With a pandemic and intense political divisions—not to mention ever-evolving digital tools—connecting with your customers has never been more complex. But this can also be a time for brands to reach out with meaningful messages, to be authentic and transparent, and to embrace a more inclusive vision. We hear from a diverse range of leaders on how their engagement with customers has shifted. Julia Hartz, Co-founder and CEO, Eventbrite Steven Wolfe Pereira, Co-founder and CEO, Encantos Cathy Polinsky, Vice President, Engineering, Shopify Moderator: Phil Wahba, FORTUNE
Conferences
COVID-19 has radically changed how companies relate to their customers
By Jonathan VanianDecember 1, 2021
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Conferences
How COVID forced the home improvement industry to go online
By Meredith BalkusDecember 1, 2021
COVID-19 testing in California
Health
The U.S. confirms its first case of the Omicron variant in California
By Michael Balsamo, Zeke Miller and The Associated PressDecember 1, 2021
If we want the pandemic to end, CEOs need to do what governments won’t—including getting tougher and smarter about vaccines
Commentary
If we want the pandemic to end, CEOs need to do what governments won’t—including getting tougher and smarter about vaccines
By Mark Dybul and Serhat GümrükçüDecember 1, 2021
COVID-19 vaccine booster
Politics
Europe is hitting the unvaccinated with fines, lockdowns, and mandates. Could America be next?
By Sophie MellorDecember 1, 2021
Tourism in Austria
Travel & Leisure
New Omicron travel restrictions are threatening the tourism industry
By David Koenig, Yuri Kageyama and The Associated PressDecember 1, 2021
SPD candidate for chancellor Olaf Scholz talks to media representatives on the fringes of the federal Jusos congress.
Health
Europe’s leaders turn to vaccine mandates as the winter COVID wave worsens, and Omicron looms
By David MeyerDecember 1, 2021
U.S. Imposes Travel Restrictions On Southern African Countries Due To COVID Variant
Politics
The Biden administration’s proposed new Omicron travel restrictions would affect international arrivals in 4 ways
By Sophie MellorDecember 1, 2021
Brainstorm Tech delegates share ideas about the COVID pandemic’s accelerating effects
Newsletters
Brainstorm Tech delegates share ideas about the COVID pandemic’s accelerating effects
By David Meyer and Alan MurrayDecember 1, 2021
Why COVID pills are likely to maintain efficacy against the Omicron COVID variant—even if vaccines don’t
Health
Why COVID pills are likely to maintain efficacy against the Omicron COVID variant—even if vaccines don’t
By Grady McGregorDecember 1, 2021
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