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  • Coronavirus: WHO chief regrets US pullout as global cases pass 2m

    April 15, 2020

    The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has said that he regrets US president Donald Trump’s decision to pull funding from the body as the global number of cases of coronavirus passed 2m. In the run-up to his decision to withdraw around $400m to the UN body – or 15 per cent of its [...]

  • Guardian, Financial Times and Telegraph furlough staff as coronavirus hits newspaper revenue

    April 15, 2020

    The Guardian, Financial Times (FT) and Telegraph today said they will furlough dozens of employees as the coronavirus outbreak decimates advertising revenue for news organisations. Guardian Media Group (GMG), which runs the Guardian and Observer, said it expects revenue for the first six months of the financial year to fall by £20m due to a [...]

  • Business minister searching for ways to protect businesses which pay using dividends

    April 15, 2020

    Business minister Paul Scully is trying to find ways of protecting business owners who pay themselves through dividends during the coronavirus crisis. Such businesses are currently not covered by the Treasury aid programmes. The Financial Times reported that Scully, whose portfolio covers the UK’s small businesses, is looking for solutions to cover such firms. Chancellor [...]

  • WHO launches coronavirus chatbot on Facebook Messenger

    April 15, 2020

    The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched its coronavirus chatbot on Facebook Messenger as it expands its efforts to tackle online misinformation. The interactive Health Alert service will allow the messaging app’s 1.3bn users to ask questions and get the latest information about the Covid-19 outbreak. It follows the launch of a similar service on [...]

  • Coronavirus: 761 more deaths in the UK as confirmed cases near 100,000

    April 15, 2020

    A further 761 people have died of coronavirus in the UK, the Department of Health has announced, taking the total death toll to 12,868 as of yesterday evening. The figure is a tiny decrease on yesterday’s figure of 778 deaths. The total number of new confirmed cases rose by 4,605, taking the UK to the [...]

  • Coronavirus: Hospital deaths in England rise by 651

    April 15, 2020

    A further 651 people have died from coronavirus in England’s hospitals, the NHS has announced, taking the total number of fatalities to 11,656. The new patients were aged between 20 and 101, and 20 of them had no underlying health conditions.  The government will provide an update for the total number of deaths across the [...]

  • Hope opera: Andrea Bocelli’s Milan concert breaks streaming record

    April 15, 2020

    Andrea Bocelli has smashed multiple records after his live-streamed solo performance from the deserted Duomo in Milan racked up millions of viewers worldwide. The Italian tenor’s Music for Hope concert reached a peak of more than 2.8m live Youtube viewers on Easter Sunday, while the video received more than 28m views worldwide in the first [...]

  • British AI startup Onfido in talks to provide coronavirus immunity passports

    April 15, 2020

    British AI startup Onfido revealed a $100m (£80m) funding round today and confirmed it is in talks to provide so-called coronavirus immunity passports when lockdowns begin to ease. The entirety of Onfido’s new stake comes from US investor TPG Growth’s $45bn fund, and brings the digital identity startup’s total funding to $200m. Founder Husayn Kassai [...]

  • London hotel market ‘set for strong post-coronavirus recovery’

    April 15, 2020

    London’s hotel market could make a complete recovery by the end of next year if coronavirus restrictions are lifted by the end of June, according to the latest research. Knight Frank research found that there could be a surge in UK investment volumes in the final months of 2020, and showed that the hotel market [...]

  • Standard Chartered bans staff from using Zoom and Google Hangouts

    April 15, 2020

    Standard Chartered has become the first major bank to ban staff from using Zoom during the coronavirus crisis due to cybersecurity concerns. In a note to managers, seen by Reuters, chief executive Bill Winters last week also warned against holding virtual meetings on Google Hangouts. It comes amid growing scrutiny of Zoom’s security standards as [...]

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