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Is Gilead Sciences Still a Buy Post COVID-19?

Gilead Sciences’ (GILD) popular covid product Veklury (Remdisivir) witnessed declining sales in the post-pandemic era. However, the company’s top line, excluding Veklury, has seen steady growth. Moreover, despite ongoing market volatility, the stock has registered stable gains. So, let’s find out if GILD is still a buy in the post-covid…

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2 Risky Gaming Stocks to Sell if You Haven’t Already

Following the pandemic-led boom, the gaming industry is facing a slowdown as consumers battle with sky-high inflation and game fatigue. Hence, risky gaming stocks Roblox Corporation (RBLX) and Unity Software (U) might be best avoided. Continue reading.

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Doctors sue to block California COVID disinformation law

SAN JOSE, Calif. — As an emergency physician at Stanford and Mills-Peninsula hospitals who has treated hundreds of COVID-19 patients, Dr. Ram Duriseti recalled bucking a prevailing treatment strategy early in the pandemic of rushing the sickest patients onto ventilators not only to help them breathe but to reduce spread…

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EXCLUSIVE: Data-Driven Marijuana, Michigan's Cloud Cannabis And The First-Mover Advantage

Cloud Cannabis is a vertically integrated business that has had an incredible run since opening its first dispensary in June 2020, even while launching during the pandemic. The firm experienced over 31,000% in retail revenue growth in its first year of business (Q3 2020 to Q2 2021) and 211% from…

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Thousands of experts hired to aid public health departments are losing their jobs

As COVID-19 raged, roughly 4,000 highly skilled epidemiologists, communication specialists and public health nurses were hired by a nonprofit tied to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to plug the holes at battered public health departments on the front lines.

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China should take a Gradual Path to Resuming Face-to-Face Cross-Border Activities

The resumption of normal cross-border activities does not mean that China is letting go of its anti-pandemic controls overnight. Rather, it signals more balanced coordination between pandemic prevention and economic growth

Caixin Global

Regions hold up as city home prices dive

Regional home prices soared during the pandemic and are so far proving more resilient to interest rate shocks than metropolitan markets.

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Flight attendants are fed up with unruly passengers, and we don’t blame them

Rude, abusive behavior by airline passengers began to soar when the pandemic hit. Maybe it’s time for tougher penalties.

Chicago Sun-Times

Woman who beat cancer in the pandemic is now award-winning bodybuilder competing across the world

Grace is dedicated to her 'life changing' hobby which has seen her travel far and wide for bodybuilding competitions to destinations including Jersey and Dubai

Wales Online

Northern Irish shopworkers reveal extent of violence, threats and abuse they face

“It is heart-breaking to hear these testimonies from Northern Irish shopworkers who deserve far more respect than they receive."

Belfast Live

Visitors to Dumfries and Galloway town centres almost half pre-pandemic level

Council chiefs are warning that quiet streets and low levels of face-to-face trading could be the “new normal”

Daily Record

Small business founders expect to work longer and harder in months ahead

Business owners are working an average of 51 hour weeks

Wales Online

Mumsnet is aflame over the family who wore pyjamas to a breakfast buffet. Is it really the end of the world?

The pandemic has left many of us hazy about how we should behave in public – and remarkably judgmental

The Guardian - UK

'Every day' 1,000 hospital patients sit in beds well enough to go home but can't - now high Covid admissions threaten to push the NHS over the edge

The NHS faced scarcity of beds during winter before the pandemic, say doctors, now packed hospitals are again having to contend with hundreds of beds occupied by patients with Covid

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Reuters

For host Indonesia, a G20 summit dogged by Russia-Ukraine rancour

Group of 20 leaders meet on Tuesday under very different circumstances than those host Indonesia envisioned when it began planning the summit last year, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine hanging over proceedings even in the absence of Russia's leader.

ABC News

Qantas worker who raised COVID-19 concerns allegedly stood down for 'creating anxiety' among staff, court told

A Sydney court hears the airline stood Theo Seremetidis down after he told colleagues they had a right to refuse unsafe work a month before the global pandemic was declared.

The Conversation

Tempted to buy a UV light disinfection gadget? Some can be dangerous – here's what you need to know

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed many of our behaviours and attitudes towards infection control.

The Guardian - UK

Fund England’s bus network now or lose vital routes, campaigners warn

Charities and transport groups say hundreds more routes face axe without targeted help and long-term funding

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Numbers seeking advice over homeless threat grows by 53% – Scottish Labour

Scottish Labour has warned against a cliff-edge in housing support after pandemic protections were lifted.

Daily Record

I'm a Celeb's Matt Hancock asked if rules 'were rules or guidelines' after he's picked as camp leader

The Jab was a cheeky reference to Hancock's breaking Covid guidelines during the pandemic while he was Health Secretary.

Fortune

The Pandemic Housing Bubble is bursting, says KPMG

"Once you start the process of prices falling nationally, there is a self-fulfilling momentum to it because no one wants to catch a falling knife" says Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG.

Daily Mirror

Homeless people in UK city say 'I'd rather die, living on the streets is hell'

At the start of the pandemic in March 2020 new funding was made available to ensure homeless people in Cardiff had somewhere to go but now they've been left to sleep on the streets

The Guardian - UK

People of colour more likely to be fined for lockdown raves, data shows

More than a third of 441 fines in England and Wales for ‘amplified music’ events were issued to Black, Asian and mixed race people

Manchester Evening News

'I delivered pizzas during the pandemic – now I work in tech for Deliveroo'

David was made redundant during the pandemic and had to take a job delivering pizzas

Manchester Evening News

'We moved to Manchester and bought our dream city centre penthouse for £690k - it would cost millions in London'

Simon Mayhew, 37, and his partner lived in the capital for 18 years before packing up their life and moving to Manchester during the pandemic

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