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A new study conducted by the Yale School of Public Health warns that the long-term mental and physical public health consequences of the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 will likely be felt for years and even decades to come. Read More

The case took a dramatic turn however when a former Green Beret by the name of Michael L. Taylor, attempted to smuggle Mr.Ghosn out of Japan inside of a musical equipment box. Read More

While there are reasons to be optimistic, most New Yorkers are still very hesitant to return to their jobs or classes. Moreover, the survey points to a persistent testing problem in the Empire State. Read More

Now, a first of its kind new study from Ohio State University has estimated just how much money individual college football players can generate for their school’s football program. Read More

A new study from Indiana University suggests that pandemic shoppers aren’t reaching for top brands due to perceived higher quality. Instead, people are just grabbing whatever they see first, and top brands are usually displayed more prominently than bargain options. Read More

Twitter human resources chief Jennifer Christie laid out the company’s plans in a blog post, explaining that employees’ capabilities to work remotely during COVID-19 have allowed them to ease up on return policies. Read More

Exactly how long can markets exist in limbo before a clean return to normalcy is no longer a reality? Conservatively, how many lives will be lost in the event quarantine measures are lifted prematurely? … Read More

Retail giant J. Crew became the first national store brand to file for bankruptcy during the coronavirus pandemic on Monday, and it’s expected to not be the last, according to reports. Read More

A new study from the University of Washington has calculated the exact number of US workers putting themselves in harm’s way, and the numbers are surprising in their scope. Read More