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Can Robots Win the Fight Against Ebola?

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Oct. 23 -- The Naked Future Author Patrick Tucker discusses how robots might be used to fight Ebola. He speaks on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ebola Is Insidious, Slow and Means to Do Harm

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Oct. 1 -- Samaritans Purse Vice President of Programs and Government Relations Ken Isaacs discusses the first confirmed case of Ebola in the U.S. He speaks on Bottom Line. (Source: Bloomberg)
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How Can Technology Help Track Ebola?

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Oct. 1 -- The Naked Future Author Patrick Tucker discusses tracking Ebola using technology. He speaks on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
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What Is Enterovirus D68 and What Can You Do About It?

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Oct. 7 -- Bloomberg's Shannon Pettypiece updates the latest news on Enterovirus D68. She speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Congressional Hearings: Whos in the Ebola Hot Seat?

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Oct. 16 -- Peter Cook previews Congressional hearings on the U.S. handling of Ebola infections. He speaks on Market Makers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Drugmakers Rise on Ebola Treatment Hopes

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Oct. 2 -- Scarlet Fu reports on the impact of Ebola on drugmakers stock performance. She speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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I Think Ebola Risk Is Lower Than SARS: Kayaks Jones

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Oct. 9 -- Kayak.com Founding Chairman Terry Jones discusses U.S. screening for Ebola at five of the busiest airports for passengers from West Africa nations. He speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Should Homeland Security Be in Charge of Ebola Protocols?

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Oct. 13 -- The Chertoff Group Principal Jayson Ahern discusses screenings to prevent the spread of Ebola. He speaks on Bottom Line. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Obama: Chances of Ebola Outbreak in U.S. Extremely Low

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Sept. 16 -- President Barack Obama says the chances of a U.S. outbreak of Ebola are extremely low. (Source: Bloomberg)
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43 People Cleared of Ebola Risk in Dallas

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Oct. 20 -- Bloomberg Money Clip Host Olivia Sterns updates the latest news on Ebola. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Coronavirus Death Toll at More Than 490

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Feb.04 -- The coronavirus death toll is nearing 500 now, with infections over 24,000. The province at the center of the outbreak reporting yet more fatalities. This comes as Top White House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow says that the...
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Assessing the Health of Japan's Economy

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Feb.16 -- Jesper Koll, chief executive officer of WisdomTree Japan, talks about the economy, the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and policies. The economy shrank by the most in more than five years last quarter, fueling recession...
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Assessing Samsung Electronics Earnings, Outlook

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Apr.28 -- Claire Kyung Min Kim, semiconductor analyst at Hana Financial Investment, discusses Samsung Electronics Co.'s results and outlook. Samsung warned earnings may decline this quarter after the coronavirus outbreak hurt demand for...
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Coronavirus Death Toll Hits 904

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Feb.09 -- The global death toll from coronavirus rises to more than 900, which is more than during the SARS outbreak. Hubei province, which is at the center of the outbreak, posted the most fatalities for one day. That comes as China set...
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Dubai Moves to Shield Prized Emirates Airline From Virus Fallout

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Apr.01 -- The coronavirus has forced state-owned airline Emirates to suspend operations. The Dubai government is quickly swooping in to protect its most important growth engine. Bloomberg’s Layan Odeh reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak:...
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Nobel Laureate Doherty on Coronavirus, Lockdowns, Vaccines

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May.03 -- Peter Doherty, a researcher who won a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1996 for discovering how the immune system recognizes virus-infected cells, talks about the covid-19. The patron and namesake of the Peter Doherty...
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China Says Coronavirus Cases Rise to 80,151, Death Toll Climbs to 2,943

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Mar.02 -- China reports 125 additional coronavirus cases by end of March 2, bringing the total case count to 80,151, according to statement from China’s National Health Commission. The country’s total death toll rises by 31 to 2,943. Tom...
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Assessing China's Response to the Coronavirus Outbreak

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Mar.02 -- Danny Russel, a former U.S. assistant secretary of state for East Asia who’s now a vice president of the Asia Society in New York, shares his views on how the Chinese government is dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. He...
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Hero MotoCorp 'Hopefull' All Factories to Be Opened in One Month

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May.13 -- Pawan Munjal, chairman of Hero MotoCorp Ltd., talks about the government's efforts to support the economy amid the coronavirus outbreak, and the motorcycle maker's strategy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his government will...
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Trump: Announcement on Aid to Oil Industry to Come 'Shortly'

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Apr.29 -- President Donald Trump says the U.S. is not going to let oil companies down as they suffer from a price plunge and that an announcement on aid to the industry will come "shortly." Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin...
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Deutsche Post Sees 'Encouraging Signs' While Virus Impact Not Over: CEO

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Mar.10 -- Deutsche Post AG Chief Executive Officer Frank Appel discusses how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the company and the outlook for freight markets. The German mail operator, which owns the DHL express-package and freight...
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China’s Factory PMI Moderates in April Amid Weak Demand

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Apr.29 -- Johanna Chua, chief Asia Pacific economist at Citigroup Global Markets, discusses the outlook for China's economy and policies. China’s first official data for April suggest the economy has split into two tracks, with a...
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Pence Self-Isolating After Aide Tests Positive for Covid-19

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May.10 -- Vice President Mike Pence is self-isolating away from the White House following his press secretary’s diagnosis of Covid-19 on Friday, according to three people familiar with the situation. Yvonne Man reports on "Bloomberg...
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California to Issue Guidelines for Some Reopenings: Governor Newsom

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May.04 -- California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses the steps toward reopening as the state plans to start loosening its lockdown Friday. Newsom also says individual counties could relax stay-at-home rules even further, if they are...