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Business Travel restrictions and fear of infection have dealt a devastating blow to the tourism industry. The sector could see income fall by $1.2 trillion this year, according to the World Tourism Organization. Watch video 01:37 Share
The Savannah River Site has launched innovative methods to ensure emergency preparedness drills continue in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to many employees working remotely. Traditional emergency drills and exercises involve dozens of employees
(Reuters) – Some European nations eased COVID-19 curbs ahead of the holiday season, while the rate of U.S. hospitalizations hit the highest since the pandemic began just as festive gatherings are expected to propel the next wave
Bloomberg NYC Cases Swell; U.K.’s Infection Rate Tumbles: Virus Update (Bloomberg) — New York City’s average daily Covid-19 cases increased to more than 1,500 for the first time since May. Black Friday crowds were sparse in the
TipRanks Goldman Sachs: These 3 Stocks Could Spike Over 40% Expectations of good news on the near horizon are buoying markets right now. Over the past month, both the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ are up 11%
Bloomberg Iran Blames Israel, U.S. for Killing Top Nuclear Scientist (Bloomberg) — Iran said Israel and the U.S. were likely behind the assassination of one of its top nuclear scientists on Friday and vowed revenge, sharply escalating
