12 October 2020
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- Applications open Monday, Oct. 12 for Canada Recovery Benefit (VancouverSun.com)
- Australia in Talks with Japan, S. Korea on Reopening Travel (Korea Broadcasting System)
- Belgium health minister says he can’t rule out second lockdown (Politico.eu)
- Budget airlines in Japan struggle amid pandemic (News On Japan)
- China emerges from the pandemic (CBS News)
- Coronavirus face masks are mandatory outdoors in Italy. Should Canada do the same? (Global News Canada)
- Germany mulls restrictions on traveling, partying (Deutsche Welle)
- Here’s how Singapore plans to resume international travel safely (CNBC Asia-Pacific News)
- How Spain battled a previous pandemic by sending a group of orphans around the world as ‘human vaccines’ (The Independent)
- India faces a tough challenge (Gulf News)
- Italy starts to ride the second wave (La Repubblica)
- Italy’s unlikely pop leftist (Politico.eu)
- LETTER: Sweden is no COVID response model (Las Vegas Review Journal)
- Photos: India’s Covid-19 tally at 7 million and counting (Hindustan Times)
- QAnon is thriving in Germany. The extreme right is delighted (New Zealand Herald)
- Some U.S. doctors flee to New Zealand where the coronavirus outbreak is under control and science is respected (CNBC)
- Spain’s PM defends Covid emergency lockdown in Madrid (The Guardian)
- Speedy response key to China’s successful virus control: Lancet (Shenzhen Daily)
- The latest numbers on COVID-19 in Canada for Monday, Oct. 12, 2020 (NationalPost.com)
- UK – As a former government adviser, I’m seriously worried about Boris Johnson’s attitude to racism (The Independent)
- UK – Boris Johnson set to ban trips outside the North East as tighter restrictions revealed (Newcastle Evening Chronicle)
- UK – Boris Johnson’s coronavirus lockdown announcement today – what to expect (Manchester Evening News)
- UK – Coronavirus news you may have missed overnight: Boris Johnson to announce three-tier lockdown system as Trump claims to be ‘immune’ (The Independent)
- UK – Turning local, British PM Johnson to unveil new coronavirus rules (NationalPost.com)
- US – 1st wave of COVID-19 homeless fill Central Florida shelters (Orlando Sentinel)
- US – CDC forecasts coronavirus death toll to hit 233,000 by the end of the month (Mail Online UK)
- US – COVID-19 outbreak in Utah and Wisconsin kill thousands of mink at a fur farm (Blasting News United States)
- US – California kept prison factories open. Inmates worked for pennies an hour as COVID-19 spread (latimes.com – Los Angeles Times)
- US – Faith column: As pandemic bottles up Idaho, take steps to thrive during uncertain times (Idaho Statesman)
- US – Iowa Mourns: Friends and families remember those lost to COVID-19 (Des Moines Register)
- US – Kentucky governor, family to quarantine after COVID-19 exposure (UPI)
- US – Michigan Officials Warn Of Another “Scary” Virus That People Should Worry About (Zero Hedge)
- US – Missouri COVID-19 database error leads to incorrect inflation in reported infections (KansasCity.com)
- US – The pandemic disrupted work in North Texas for good, and not always for the better (Dallas Morning News)
- US – Trump tries to put COVID-19 behind him with campaign rally in Florida (NationalPost.com)
- Verheul ready to rev it up in Portugal (Bedfordview Edenvale News)
- WHO’s latest situation report (WHO)
- A game changer: Apple thinks different with strategically priced iPhone 12 (Business Standard India)
- Aeon confirms a customer at Bukit Tinggi mall had Covid-19 (thestar.com.my)
- Aldi shoppers are on high alert after infected customer visited Melbourne shopping centre (Mail Online UK)
- Aldi supermarket a high-risk location (CourierMail.com.au Breaking News)
- AstraZeneca to begin two separate phase 3 trials of Covid-19 antibody treatment (Shares Magazine)
- At 520p, is the easyJet share price too cheap? (Yahoo! Finance UK and Ireland)
- Bill Gates says Donald Trump is wrong to call Regeneron’s monoclonal antibodies ‘a cure’ (Mail Online UK)
- Blackstone refinances Rs 2,500-cr lease rental discounting loans with SBI (Business Standard India)
- Budget to include stimulus fund, AIB eyeing cost cuts, and one in three pubs fear closure (Irish Times)
- Central banks have to move from QE to RE to CE as impact fades, says JPMorgan exec (Economic Times)
- Chevron restarting offshore Gulf of Mexico oil and gas output shut by hurricane (Today Online)
- DP World – UAE Region tackles key industry challenges, opportunities (WAM.ae)
- FNB Connect sees growth in data, voice minutes usage (IT Web)
- FirstRand Starts New Bonus System for Managers Stung by Pandemic (Bloomberg)
- Hyundai donates 36,000 face masks to Bahrain to help fight COVID-19 (bizbahrain)
- JAL eyes discount network for post-coronavirus tourism (Japan Today)
- Mahindra offers free coronavirus insurance plan for Bolero pick-up range (AsiaNetIndia.com)
- Masraf Al Rayan reports net profit of QR1.66bn in… (Qatar Peninsula)
- Mena PMIs record above 50 in September: MUFG (Trade Arabia)
- Microsoft bring change in work culture, to let employees work from home permanently (India TV)
- Microsoft unveils new ‘flexible workplace’ guidance (Telecompaper)
- Moody’s – Coronavirus will cause long-lasting revenue losses for emerging market sovereigns (Business Insider)
- More than 900 Singapore Airlines A-380 lunches sold out in half an hour (Business Times Singapore)
- New Zealand signs deal with Pfizer, BioNTech for coronavirus vaccine (Business Standard India)
- Regeneron CEO speaks on President Trump’s antibody cocktail treatment (FOXBusiness.com)
- Regeneron CEO, a Dem Donor, Rejects His Treatment as ‘Cure’ (NewsMax.com)
- Russia’s Putin to meet Alrosa CEO on Monday, says Kremlin (Mail Online UK)
- Singapore Airlines’ A380 restaurant tickets sell out in 30 minutes (Livemint.com)
- Swedish apparel retailer H&M plans to expand offline stores in India (Business Standard India)
- There will be no royal commission, but we need to question News Corp’s role in Australia (The Guardian)
- Total continues restart of Port Arthur refinery: sources (Reuters)
- Tougher lockdown rules are ‘counterproductive’, Ocado boss says (Telegraph)
- [Monitor] TV shipments break record with Samsung, LG topping list (Korea Herald)
- easyJet demands more UK state help, adjusts bases in Europe (CH-Aviation)
- 3 Reasons Pfizer and BioNTech Will Have Coronavirus Vaccine Data Before Moderna (Nasdaq)
- COVID-19 survivors may have protective antibodies for 4 months (News-Medical.Net)
- COVID-19 survivors may have protective antibodies for up to four months, study suggests (Sky News)
- Doctor developing COVID-19 treatment says drug taken by Trump needs more trials before mass rollout – 60 Minutes (CBS News)
- Elevated plasma ACE2 activity persists months after SARS-CoV-2 infection (News-Medical.Net)
- Emergency use authorization for Covid-19 vaccine to depend on clinical trial data: Harsh Vardhan (FirstWord Pharma)
- Eric Trump falsely calls president’s coronavirus treatment a vaccine (TheHill – The Hill News)
- Panamá inicia fase 2 de un estudio clínico de vacuna contra el covid-19 (CNN)
- Tuberculosis vaccine could help in fight against coronavirus (Sky News)
- Un vaccin de 1921 peut-il sauver du Covid-19 ? (BBC)
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