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Science history: 'Patient zero' catches SARS, the older cousin of COVID — Nov. 16, 2002

A person came down with an atypical form of pneumonia in November 2002, but it would be two months before anyone realized it was the start of a pandemic.

LiveScience

Amherst CEO Sean Dobson Warns Pandemic Policies Made Homeownership Unaffordable For An Entire Generation

A leading real estate CEO has warned that the extraordinary economic measures deployed during the Covid-19 pandemic have pushed U.S. housing costs to historic highs, leaving millions shut out of homeownership.

Benzinga

Tech job postings fall across Europe but rise in emerging markets: where are the biggest declines?

European countries saw steep declines in tech job postings between early 2020 and late 2025, while several Middle Eastern and emerging economies recorded sharp increases. Globally, postings remain below pre-pandemic levels but are holding up better in emerging markets.

Euronews

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How Low Can Cattle Go?

After reaching record highs in a bull market that began at the 2020 pandemic-inspired low, live and feeder cattle futures have run out of bullish steam. With the bull market turning into a bear market, cattle futures could have significant downside potential over the coming weeks and months.

Barchart

What's the deal with the deep space transmission and alien 'happy' virus in Apple TV's 'Pluribus'?

Puzzled about Apple TV's new sci-fi series from Vince Gilligan? We just want to help!

Space

UK commits to ensuring 'poignant' COVID memorial wall in London will be preserved

The British government has confirmed that a memorial wall in London created by relatives who lost loved ones during the coronavirus pandemic will be preserved

The Independent UK

Millennials' Total Net Worth Has Nearly Quadrupled Since Covid — What's Driving That Growth?

Millennials might have entered the pandemic worried about their finances, but five years later, their wallets are thriving more than ever. According to Federal Reserve data, millennials' total net worth has nearly quadrupled since 2019, growing from $3.94 trillion in Q3 2019 to $15.95 trillion in Q3 2024. They've not…

Benzinga

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Texas sees massive spike in whooping cough cases as vaccination rates decline

Whooping cough cases are rising as national vaccination rates drop, with 92.1 percent of kindergarteners vaccinated in the 2024-2025 school year, down from 95 percent pre-COVID-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

Ex-NY governors' aide set for trial on charges she sold influence to China, got kickbacks for masks

A former aide to two New York governors is set to go on trial on charges she sold her influence to the Chinese government and illegally profited from the state’s bulk purchase of face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Independent UK

The Cheapest Jeep Now Costs Over $30,000

Jeep has undertaken an aggressive price-correction strategy going into next year. After MSRPs increased across the board during the Covid-19 pandemic amid declining sales, the company took measures to correct course. The automaker reduced the starting price on several models, even admitting it went too far in some cases. But…

Motor1

The Supply Chain Secret Driving Auto Prices Sky-High Again

If you’ve recently shopped for a car, you’ve probably felt the sticker shock. Prices for new and used vehicles are climbing again, and it’s not just about demand. The real driver? A fragile supply chain that’s still reeling from pandemic-era disruptions. From aluminum shortages to semiconductor delays, manufacturers are struggling…

Clever Dude

US to demand countries share data on ‘pathogens with epidemic potential’ in return for health aid

Draft template seen by the Guardian has no reference to countries receiving benefits for sharing information, such as guaranteed access to medicines developed as a result

The Guardian - UK

Casual is the new corporate: UK offices redefine workwear norms

Mentions of casual dress in UK job postings surged during the pandemic and have remained high ever since. As hybrid work takes hold and younger generations reshape office culture, are ties and heels relics of the past?

Euronews

The Grocery Item That Hasn’t Been the Same Since 2020

If you’ve felt like your favorite staples don’t taste or look quite the same lately, you’re not imagining it. Since 2020, one particular grocery item has quietly changed across nearly every brand and household: eggs. From price hikes to supply issues and even subtle shifts in flavor and quality, eggs…

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Economists agree: You’re not crazy for feeling like the rich get richer, and the poor are doing worse. Welcome to the ‘K-shaped economy’

What was a niche argument about five years ago is suddenly everywhere you look, and it’s taking on the shape of a letter with two jagged edges.

AAP

Tas treasurer defends 'right-sizing' public sector cuts

Tasmania's public service must be cut back to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels to help curb ballooning debt, the state's treasurer says.

Kiplinger

The Best (and Worst) Airlines for Flight Delays and Cancellations

Flight delays and cancellations can derail your travel plans. See which airlines rank best — and worst — for reliability before you book.

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Woman Can’t Handle A ‘No’ After Coworker Refuses To Give Back Her Old Office Space

After employees tasted the sweet freedom of remote work during the pandemic, they've become extremely hesitant to leave their homes. But now, this person's company is forcing everyone back into the office. And a colleague is demanding that she be given the workspace that was hers two years ago.

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Research fund gap risks pandemic and biothreat defences

Medical researchers have been missing out on promised money for ten years and call for better funding to protect Australians from the next pandemic.

The Conversation

HIV knows no borders, and the Trump administration’s new strategy leave Americans vulnerable – an HIV-prevention expert explains

Protecting public health abroad benefits Americans.

The Independent UK

HMRC worker ordered to pay £20,000 after refusing to return to office after lockdown

Tribunal found ‘no medical reason’ why Martin Bentley could not return to office after pandemic

Benzinga

Banks Tighten Lending As Consumer Credit Delinquencies Rise To Pre-Pandemic Levels, According To VantageScore

Consumer delinquencies are close to pre-pandemic levels, and that's caused banks to lend out less money, according to the VantageScore CreditGauge September 2025 report. Consumer credit and mortgage credit delinquencies are both up.

The Guardian - UK

Horror show: North American box office records lowest monthly total since 1997

Halloween weekend failed to make numbers jump, adding up to the weakest monthly performance – other than during the pandemic – for three decades

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How Smart Businesses Are Using Virtual Meetings to Save Thousands Every Month

Virtual meetings aren’t just a pandemic workaround—they’ve become a permanent strategy for cutting costs and boosting efficiency. From startups to global enterprises, companies are discovering...

AAP

Flu deaths exceed COVID as vaccination rates plummet

Death data shows the flu is killing more people than COVID-19 for the first time since the height of the pandemic but experts fear deaths could get even higher.

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