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The coronavirus pandemic has killed thousands of people, crashed stockmarkets around the world, driven 10m Americans to claim unemployment & caused businesses to hemorrhage money. -from The Economist
It started with an unsubstantiated rumor. “You can laugh now,” said Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show in 1973, “but there is an acute shortage of toilet paper.” -from The Atlantic
As coronavirus quickly spreads around the world, the virus is forcing people to stay put. People aren’t driving or flying, leading to a massive reduction in air pollution. -From CNBC
The FT explains why China's indebtedness means it is probably both unwilling and unable to launch a stimulus package like it did in 2009 after the financial crisis. -from Financial Times
The new coronavirus is shutting down planet Earth. What lessons can the rest of the world learn from China, Singapore and South Korea? -from the Economist
From Roby Facchinetti a tribute to the wounded city to Bergamo, one of the hardest COVID-19 crisis hit cities in Northern Italy. THANK YOU medical community.
On Dec. 1, 2019, a patient in Wuhan, China, started showing symptoms of what doctors determined was a new coronavirus. Since then, the virus has spread to infect more than 100,000 people. -from WSJ
Airlines around the world have grounded large parts of their fleets and announced plans to lay off thousands of staff as they attempt to survive an international shutdown. -from Financial Times
Over the last few decades, the classic suit and tie has become a rare sight in offices across the United States. Today, 50% of reported companies allow for casual wear in the office. -from Cheddar
As coronavirus spreads across the world, countries are setting up drive-through clinics to make it easier for their citizens to get tested. WSJ visited a test site to see how it works. -from WSJ
Cleaning your phone can be a solid coronavirus-prevention practice but how much is too much? What products are OK to use? WSJ got answers by scrubbing a brand new iPhone 8. -from Wall Street Journal
The World Health Organization officially classified Covid-19 as a pandemic. The coronavirus has now spread around the world, and will continue to reach into other countries and communities. -from Vox
What does it take to be happy? Finland and Denmark have consistently topped the United Nations' World Happiness Report, in all six areas of life satisfaction. -From CNBCMakeIt
A Financial Times property correspondent looks at how workers' privacy will come under pressure as technology such as facial recognition and location services are introduced. -from Financial Times
Some places, no matter how beautiful, are simply too crowded to make for a pleasant or guilt-free visit. -MojoTravels
Airplane accidents have a 95.7% survivability rate. When it comes to flying, there are some things you can do to increase their chances of survival. -Tech Insider
What exactly is coronavirus, and what's the best way to protect yourself? We checked if surgical masks really keep you healthy, and what you should do instead. - From Cheddar
The ancient world was actually really colorful. - From Vox
Every Lunar New Year, Chinese people all over the world engage in a time honored tradition where money is gifted in little red envelopes. Enjoy the new year chase. - Nike
In the 2010s, not even bankable stars, big marketing campaigns or impressive CGI could guarantee box office success. Each of these films reportedly lost over $100 million dollars each.- From Insider
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“Every gift is a little piece of Santa.” – LovetoKnow.com
Continuing our journey to learn something new, in the spirit of the holiday season, we travel to Cologne Germany for fun facts about Santa Claus. His real name is Saint Nicholas, a bishop in the 4th century who lived in what is now Turkey. Saint Nicholas was known for his generosity and kindness, and legends say he performed miracles for the poor and unhappy.
The name Santa Claus comes from the Dutch nickname Sinter Klaas, which is short for Sint Nikolaas, the Dutch name for Saint Nicholas. The Dutch brought the name to America in the 17th century, where it was anglicized to Santa Claus.
No, Coca Cola did not invent the image of Santa Claus. The modern image of Santa Claus is largely due to the work of German-born artist Tom Nast. Nast's cartoon of Santa Claus arriving at a Union Army camp by sleigh during the Civil War helped establish the modern image of Santa.
If you write to Santa in the United States, all letters to Santa Claus, Indiana. Closer to the North Pole, there is an even more popular Santa Claus village in Finland which since 1985 has received over 18 million letters from 199 countries. You can mail your Santa Claus letters to:
Santa Claus’ Main Post office
Santa Claus Village Rovaniemi
Tähtikuja 1
96930 Arctic Circle
Finland
This picture which was taken at the Christmas Market in Cologne Germany is a reminder of why this is my favorite time of the year. The colors, the lights, the smiles, the anticipation in the eyes of every child, the musical tidings, family gatherings, the end of another year, and the possibilities of the new year.
If you immerse yourself in the positive messages of the holiday season, HOPE for a brighter tomorrow naturally emerges, and that my friends and family, is the true spirit of the holiday season. You see every gift is indeed a little bit of Santa.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
European Non-Grocery Retail: Transition and Transformation
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Why EV Leases Are So Cheap Right Now In The U.S. -CNBC
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