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Wednesday, July 22, 2020

You are more likely to contract Covid at home

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Wed, Jul 22, 2020 | 03:54 PM IST

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Not stepping out? People are more likely to contract coronavirus at home Not stepping out? People are more likely to contract coronavirus at home
Most corona-positive people end up infecting their own families. ...
Mercedes engineers tell you why Tesla is the car company to beat
Gold crosses Rs 50,000-mark for first time
At least 2 years to vaccinate 70% of India
India's battered property market finds a hero
Top start-up boss rewards team with ESOPs
Cases spike among India's factory workers
New study cautions against herd immunity
Long Reads
Why doctors are writing favipiravir for Covid despite limited data
Last month, India's drug regulator granted emergency-use authorisation for favipiravir to treat Covid-19, making it the first oral anti-viral drug approved for such use. However, Glenmark, which launched the favipiravir brand FabiFlu, hasn't yet disclosed data of its clinical trial on 150 patients o the assess the drug's safety and efficacy.

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Tuesday, July 21, 2020

China's Lehman moment

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Tue, Jul 21, 2020 | 04:21 PM IST

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Saddled with risky financial assets, China is getting dangerously close to its Lehman moment Saddled with risky financial assets, China is getting dangerously close to its Lehman moment
China's Lehman moment, when isolated events cross the line into systemic effects, is just lurking around the corner....
Rahul Bajaj to step down as Bajaj Finance chairman
Why you lose so much when breaking bank FD
For Modi, helicopter money is an idea best left alone
US will let Americans sue China for the virus
Serum Institute to apply for local trials
Britannia plans to keep 'Good Days' going
What is making top CEOs 'more cautious'
Debate This
Is it too early to talk of an economic recovery?
The economy was cratering even before the pandemic hit, with demand stagnation leading to declining GDP growth over successive quarters. The lockdown just made it worse. Now as India slowly reopens, the needle seems to be moving, but is it enough? While the supply-side problems that affected the economy in the beginning of the lockdown have been largely sorted, things are far from normal.

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Delays to key India shadow bank insolvency show coronavirus pandemic fallout Delays to key India shadow bank insolvency show coronavirus pandemic fallout
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