Beating the Next Pandemic - February 8, 2021 Issue

February 8, 2021 Issue

The Five Things to Get Right Before the Next Pandemic

The Five Things to Get Right Before the Next Pandemic

By Robert Langreth

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

Stopping the Next Pandemic Starts Now

By Tedros Ghebreyesus and Michael R. Bloomberg

Californians Lineup For Covid-19 Vaccines As State Lifts Lockdown Restrictions

Remarks

Remarks

Jeff Bezos Walks Through a One-Way Door, Opening a New Age for Amazon

By Brad Stone

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The City of London Is Now at the Mercy of Brexit’s Tug of War

By Harry Wilson and Neil Callanan

The City of London Is Now at the Mercy of Brexit’s Tug of War

Business

Business

Big Pharma Is Racing to Bolster Its Vaccines Against Variants

By Robert Langreth

Big Pharma Is Racing to Bolster Its Vaccines Against Variants

Rich Shoppers Stuck in China Fuel an Unlikely Boom in Duty Free

By Bloomberg News

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The Death of the Sedan Is the Biggest Car Trend of the Decade

By Minh-Anh Nguyen

The Death of the Sedan Is the Biggest Car Trend of the Decade

Technology

Technology

The Privacy Spat Between Facebook and Apple Is Just the Beginning

By Kurt Wagner and Mark Gurman

The Privacy Spat Between Facebook and Apple Is Just the Beginning

Amazon’s Former Delivery Guru Wants to Solve the ‘Middle Mile’

By Spencer Soper

Amazon’s Former Delivery Guru Wants to Solve the ‘Middle Mile’

Governments Tap Covid Data for Other Uses, Risking Backlash

By Jamie Tarabay

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Finance

Finance

There’s a Plan to Bring Sports Gambling to the Futures Market

By Robert Schmidt and Benjamin Bain

There’s a Plan to Bring Sports Gambling to the Futures Market

Traders Piling Into Overvalued Crypto Funds Risk a Painful Exit

By Katherine Greifeld

Traders Piling Into Overvalued Crypto Funds Risk a Painful Exit

Fighting Climate Change by Shutting Down the Money Pipeline

By Saijel Kishan

Fighting Climate Change by Shutting Down the Money Pipeline

Economics

Economics

Biden’s Keystone XL Cutoff Shocks Town Where Population Doubled

By Robert Tuttle

Biden’s Keystone XL Cutoff Shocks Town Where Population Doubled

Biden Wants a Foreign Policy That Puts Middle-Class America First

By Shawn Donnan

Biden Wants a Foreign Policy That Puts Middle-Class America First

The Burger Flipper Who Became a World Expert on the Minimum Wage

By Peter Coy

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Politics

Politics

The U.S. Postal Service Finds a Champion in Biden, Despite DeJoy

By Devin Leonard

The U.S. Postal Service Finds a Champion in Biden, Despite DeJoy

Flubbed EU Vaccine Rollout Risks Yet Another Existential Crisis

By Ian Wishart, Alberto Nardelli and Arne Delfs

Participation of Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, at the Video conference of the members of the European Council

Features

Features

The Five Things to Get Right Before the Next Pandemic

By Robert Langreth

The Five Things to Get Right Before the Next Pandemic

Stonks Are Bonkers, and Other Lessons From the Reddit Rebellion

By Pat Regnier

Stonks Are Bonkers, and Other Lessons From the Reddit Rebellion

Pro Darts Is Back, But Legions of Beer-Swilling Fans Must Wait

By Amos Barshad

Pro Darts Is Back, But Legions of Beer-Swilling Fans Must Wait

Pursuits

Pursuits

What a $92 Million Painting Says About New Art Market Values

By James Tarmy

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Cruise Fanatics Eagerly Volunteer to Test Virus Protocols Aboard Ships

By Fran Golden

Cruise Fanatics Eagerly Volunteer to Test Virus Protocols Aboard Ships

Rare Cobanero Chile Flakes Are How Chefs Spice Up Home-Cooked Meals

By Kate Krader

Rare Cobanero Chile Flakes Are How Chefs Spice Up Home-Cooked Meals

The Case for a $1,200 Umbrella

By James Tarmy

The Case for a $1,200 Umbrella

The $180,000 DBX SUV Is Aston Martin’s Road Map Out of Limbo

By Hannah Elliott

The $180,000 DBX SUV Is Aston Martin’s Road Map Out of Limbo

Last Thing

Last Thing

Suing Elon Musk for Exaggerating Isn’t a Winning Legal Strategy

By Joe Nocera

Suing Elon Musk for Exaggerating Isn’t a Winning Legal Strategy