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Bill Gates Says Antibody Drugs Could Sharply Reduce Covid-19 Death Rate
Antibody drugs that are in testing and were administered to President Trump could significantly reduce the death rate from Covid-19 once they are approved by regulators and more widely available, Bill Gates said.
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Trump Halts Covid-19 Relief Aid Talks Until After Election
The president said he is pausing efforts to get more aid to struggling households and businesses until after Election Day.
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JPMorgan Probe Revived by Regulators’ Data Mining
Investigators probing whether traders at JPMorgan Chase rigged silver prices seven years ago decided there was no case to bring. Last week, the same agency hammered the megabank with a $920 million fine.
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The Covid Economy Carves Deep Divide Between Haves and Have-Nots
The comeback since the start of the pandemic is kind to those who can work from home, to firms serving them and to regions hospitable to them. Left behind are the less-educated, old-line businesses and areas dependent on tourism. Rising wealth coincides with lines at food banks.
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America’s Main Street Revival Goes Into Reverse, Cutting a Small-Town Lifeline
Small towns fostered a wave of new downtown restaurants and specialty shops in recent years, bringing some much-needed growth. The challenges faced by businesses in Emporia, Kan., show how much that revival is now in danger from Covid-19.
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The Stock Market’s Leaders Appear Most Vulnerable to Biden’s Tax Plan
Major U.S. technology sectors could take a disproportionate hit to earnings from Joe Biden’s tax proposals, analysts say.
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A Major Miner’s Daunting Dig Could Reshape the Iron-Ore Market
Rio Tinto’s next leader will inherit a decision that could define the miner’s next decade: whether to partner with China on a potentially lucrative but costly African project that could reshape the iron-ore market.
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