Coronavirus
The long-term consequences of the coronavirus pandemic will transform the workplace, education, diplomacy, globalization, fossil fuels, and more. No corner of the global economy will be unaffected.
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- PERMANENT COVID PREVENTIONChina’s covid prevention apparatus is here to stayQuartz • May 17, 2022
- SHUT-INSNearly 400 million people are under covid lockdown in ChinaQuartz • May 10, 2022
- NO COVID COHORTWhat we know about why some people never get covidQuartz • April 28, 2022
- YOUR MOVEThis is what you can do to help with vaccine equalityQuartz • April 28, 2022
- ON EDGEWill Beijing see a Shanghai-style lockdown?Quartz • April 26, 2022
- SUPPLY CHAIN REACTIONJB Hunt says Shanghai’s lockdown will spell trouble for US ports again in JulyQuartz • April 24, 2022
- GERMINATINGBill Gates’s latest idea is a pandemic watch unit inspired by ancient Roman firefightersQuartz • April 19, 2022
- FOOL ME ONCEPoor countries got screwed on covid vaccines. They’re making sure it won’t happen againQuartz • April 19, 2022
- LONG STRANGE TRIPSHow much blame for global vaccine inequity should the WTO bear?Quartz • April 19, 2022
- STALLEDPeople are “living like livestock” in Shanghai’s covid centersQuartz • April 13, 2022