Art Fairs: A Race for the Good Slots
Given the resurgence of the pandemic and new variants of Covid-19, the art market is reorganizing its agenda for the first half of the year with intensified frequency. Clashes in store.
COVID-19
Market: France Salvages Something from 2020
France has done fairly well despite the global decline in public sales. In its assessment, the Conseil des Ventes (French Sales Council) focuses on the positive side—but also on the uncertainties.
Pfizer Vaccine May Take Ten Days Before Protection Is Developed In The Body
A health worker in California tested positive for COVID-19 following a week of vaccination.
Vaccine Hopes Reflect On Stock Index
Holiday weekend could also result in increased market volatility.
Baby In Singapore Is Born With COVID-19 Antibodies
Till date the samples embryonic fluid from the womb as well as breast milk did not show the presence of any active virus.
Doubt Over COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Weighing On Stocks Indicate ‘Economic Scarring?
Concerns related to vaccine distribution have brought back the pandemic situation under focus whereby highlighting some of the grim realities of the world.
Facing Covid-19: the US medical machine
Despite best efforts to reduce case numbers, at state and federal level, COVID-19 has contributed directly to more than 200,000 deaths and wreaked havoc on the economy. The public and the scientific community are eager to know more about what is being done to win the war. One crucial asset in this fight is the Department of Energy (DoE), which has contributed to a huge number of scientific breakthroughs in this area.
Pfizer Is Not Ready Yet To Disclose COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Data
Pfizer is expecting to get its “manufacturing data ready” for submitting to the regulators by late November.
An Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Trigger Immune Response In Both Young And Old
British Health Secretary does not rule out the possibility of the vaccine reaching some people in 2020 itself.
Global education publisher Pearson appoints Andy Bird as CEO
Andy Bird will be replacing current CEO, John Fallon, and will assume the role from October 19, 2020.
Banks In Britain Include ‘Worst’ Scenario Into ‘Their Risk Models’
In a provisional “potential” loss in loans across these banks could go up to “$22 billion” whereby leaving the previous “analyst forecasts” behind and ramping up pressure on selling shares which already took a beating due to the ongoing global pandemic.
Severe COVID-19 Risk Lies More In People With Type A Blood Say European Researchers
Findings of recent study reveals the link between a “cell-surface protein” and severe cases of coronavirus.
Ontario’s Social Bubbles With No Social Distancing Pressure
Through simple steps, ensuring safety, government in Ontario have allowed people to be part of one social circle.
Is Coronavirus Losing Potency?
Doctors in Italy find “the COVID-19 disease is different” at present.
Weakened Overseas Supply Forces Sharp Output Reduction
General Motors planned on a “seven business days” operation model to cope with shrinking exports.
Second Infection Wave Fear Grip Investors As Global Economy Begin To Reopen
Failure to arrive at a COVID-19 treatment could prove a bit global economic “tripping point”.
Survey Revealed Longer COVID-19 Impact On The U.S. Small Business Sector
Despite the uncertainty, the small and medium sized U.S. corporate sector seem to show “surprising resiliency”.
Gilead Has Plans Of Expanding Production Of Remdesivir Drug
Remdesivir drug seems to be effective on COVID-19 patients although more data is still needed before concluding the same.
India Turns Train Coaches Into Isolation Wards For COVID-19 Patients
India has prepared a prototype train coach for coronavirus patients as they need to be kept in isolation, while it awaits for approval to prepare the same in larger scale.
British Government Hires Former Nestle’s Executive For ‘War Room’ Food Security
Chris Tyas joins DEFRA as its Food Supply’s Director to contain situation over food security as the COVID-19 pandemic deepens.
Google Introduces New Coronavirus Website
The search giant collaborated with the U.S. government to develop a website dedicated to important information about COVID-19 outbreak.
WHO Gets Free Advertisement On Facebook To Curb Misinformation About Covid-19
Online social media platforms are making efforts to spread the right information about coronavirus outbreak.
Hyundai Motor suspends production at Ulsan plant after worker tests positive for coronavirus
Hyundai’s Ulsan factory’s worker fall victim of corona virus. The company suspends the operation and is busy disinfecting the facility.
