Trump claims some hospitals are 'hoarding' ventilators
President Trump told reporters on Sunday that he came to know some hospitals are hoarding venitilators, "hospitals that are never going to use" ventilators must "release" them for use in fighting the coronavirus outbreak he added. Governors from several states have expressed frustration over the lack of ventilators available.
florida virus sars covid-19 symptoms coronavirus-news coronavirus-press-conference trump-coronavirus diamond-princess coronavirus-update yokohama
GoogleRelated Articles
US risking another COVID-19 wave, Mark Zandi warns
Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics is getting increasingly worried and said that the states are taking a large gamble by reopening businesses too quickly. "If we get a second wave, it will be a depression," the firm's chief economist told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Friday. It's a necessary condition for the economy to fully recover," Zandi said.
business-news economy markets jobs layoffs coronavirus investment-strategy wall-street dow-jones-industrial-average sp-500-index nasdaq-composite covid-19
Cnbc
60 million jobs across the EU and the UK are at risk
McKinsey released a report mentioning that around 60 million jobs across the European Union and the United Kingdom are at risk from the Coronavirus pandemic. The consulting firm warns in a report published Monday that the EU unemployment rate could soar from around 6% to more than 11% and remain elevated for years if the disease is not quickly contained. Some 55 million workers are employed in high-risk professions
china uk france europe jobs virus coronavirus wuhan covid19
CNN
As coronavirus restrictions drag on, Americans shift online spending from stockpiling to entertainment
In addition to the overall boom in e-commerce spending, sales data reveals that following an initial stockpiling of goods, many online shoppers have shifted their focus to entertainment products such as books and games as they adjust to the new normal of life in quarantine.
technology business-news business e-commerce coronavirus covid-19
Google
Antiviral drug remdesivir shows promise in trial on monkeys with coronavirus
"Early treatment with the experimental antiviral drug remdesivir significantly reduced clinical disease and damage to the lungs of rhesus macaques infected with SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19," said a press release from the National Institutes of Health, which ran the experiment.
covid-19 coronavirus-treatment animal-testing
Google