Новости за 12.04.2020

In Eastern and Central Europe, infections have largely been kept under control and governments are starting to loosen lockdowns.

To woo Bernie’s fans, he is going big on Medicare and student debt.

Draconian orders and enforcement will undermine public support for social distancing.

Data out this week is expected to show the effects of shutdown and social-distancing orders on the economy.

Coronavirus? Albany spends as usual as it awaits a federal rescue.

If the U.S. blocks medical exports, so will other countries.

Dr. Fana, a surgeon, comes with masks for her sister, a hospital nurse. Another sister contracted Covid-19.

The former vice president promised a female running mate, but the world has changed since then.

Regular testing and retesting for the disease and its antibodies could help avoid more scenes like the outbreak on the USS Theodore Roosevelt.

My brother in India faces criminal charges for reporting a story.

The pandemic has awakened us from climate nightmares and socialist dreams.

PAHO shouldn’t get a dime of U.S. funding until it stops carrying water for Cuba.

Interventions from Trump help spur negotiations, ease tensions between Saudis and Mexico.

Reopening the economy will depend on companies diagnosing coronavirus cases in the workplace.

With many people out of work as the nation limits business activity to fight coronavirus spread, well-capitalized tech companies have a chance to poach skilled workers who until recently were gravitating to smaller upstarts, veteran technology recruiters say.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has left the hospital and is continuing to recover from coronavirus, as recorded deaths from the illness across Britain and Northern Ireland passed the 10,000 mark.

Ford and GM hope to head off a shortage of the lifesaving machines before the pandemic hits its peak. Little about their construction is like making cars and trucks.

The conceit that everyone must bow to ‘science’ is not only undemocratic but dangerous in its own right.

Workers at one of the company’s biggest toilet-paper plants—located in Albany, Ga., a town hard hit by the coronavirus—race to churn out the in-demand product.

Coronavirus lockdowns give the World War II-era device a new life. It’s quick, kind of fun and doesn’t hog Wi-Fi bandwidth. Also good for playing Battleship.

Coronavirus lockdowns give the World War II-era device a new life. It’s quick, kind of fun and doesn’t hog Wi-Fi bandwidth. Also good for playing Battleship.

OPEC and its allies are set to hold an emergency conference call Sunday as it inches closer to resolve a standoff between Saudi Arabia and Mexico that threatens to unravel a multinational agreement to help reverse an oil-price rout, delegates say.

The British government has touted “immunity passports” as a near-term way of loosening the coronavirus-inspired lockdown that is threatening to bring the U.K.’s economy to a standstill. Rolling them out is proving complicated.

Democrats and Republicans at the state level are using virtual means to pick delegates to their national conventions. If the pandemic disrupts the August conventions, the state parties’ techniques could serve as a guide.

The pandemic will eventually be behind us, but the impact of bear markets can linger in the minds of investors and future managers who were hit hard.