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Coronavirus Will Change the World Permanently. Here’s How.
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For many Americans right now, the scale of the coronavirus crisis calls to mind 9/11 or the 2008 financial crisis—events that reshaped society in lasting ways, from how we travel and buy homes, to the level of security and surveillance we’re accustomed to, and even to the language we use.

Politico Magazine surveyed more than 30 smart, macro thinkers this week, and they have some news for you: Buckle in. This could be bigger.

A global, novel virus that keeps us contained in our homes—maybe for months—is already reorienting our relationship to government, to the outside world, even to each other. Some changes these experts expect to see in the coming months or years might feel unfamiliar or unsettling: Will nations stay closed? Will touch become taboo? What will become of restaurants?

But crisis moments also present opportunity: more sophisticated and flexible use of technology, less polarization, a revived appreciation for the outdoors and life’s other simple pleasures. No one knows exactly what will come, but here is our best stab at a guide to the unknown ways that society—government, healthcare, the economy, our lifestyles and more—will change.

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#Coronavirus Economy: These 5 Industries Are Currently Thriving #drmobileslimited #iPadrepair, #iPhonerepair, #northshorerepair

Coronavirus Economy: These 5 Industries Are Currently Thriving

Nataly E. Yousef is an analyst with Pitango Venture Capital, one of Israel’s leading VC firms, where she conducts initial screenings of investment opportunities, maps and researches exit and emerging trends, and provides market overview. She first joined Pitango as an intern, helping develop impact measurement tools and methodology and working on the firm’s Impact First Investments.

Since late December, the novel coronavirus has affected worldwide travel leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, lockdowns, and other movement restrictions. The virus, which causes the disease known as COVID-19, has spread to over 150 countries and is now on every continent except Antarctica.

On March 11, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus a global pandemic, after having declared a global health emergency in late January.

China has been the worst-affected so far with Hubei province’s city of Wuhan at the epicenter of the outbreak. Therefore, trends and disruption in several industries in China could serve as an example for the rest of the world.

In the midst of this pandemic and the surrounding economic implications, several opportunities are arising in specific industries and many of the companies in these fields are experiencing unprecedented growth. There is some division over whether this surge is temporary or whether it will lead to more sustainable and longer-term adoption of behavior.

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Coronavirus Update: 2nd, April, 2020. #covid19nz, #lockdownnz, #coronavirus; #iPhonerepair, #0800429429, #davidlimnz, @davidlim

Coronavirus Update: 2nd, April, 2020. 
Source: WHO, CDC, ECDC, NHC,, JHU CSSE, DXY

	Location	Confirmed	Cases/million	Recovered	Deaths
	Worldwide	937,567	133.06	194,311	47,256
	New Zealand	723	161.31	92	1
	United States	216,362	661.48	8,878	5,133
	Italy	110,574	1,750.55	16,847	13,155
	Spain	104,118	2,101.26	22,647	9,387
	China	81,589	59.41	76,408	3,318
	Germany	78,027	949.96	11,722	931
	France	56,325	833.63	7,882	4,025
	Iran	47,593	587.62	15,473	3,036
	UK	29,474	454.19	0	2,352
	Switzerland	17,785	2,621.22	4,013	488
	Turkey	15,679	187.31	333	277
	Belgium	13,964	1,354.78	2,132	828
	Netherlands	13,614	836.03	0	1,173
	Austria	10,711	1,366.90	1,436	146
	South Korea	9,976	195.46	5,828	169
	Canada	9,731	281.63	1,541	111
	Portugal	8,251	772.8	43	187
	Brazil	6,836	33.16	127	240
	Israel	6,211	544.67	241	31
	Australia	5,108	223.16	422	24
	Sweden	5,084	505.78	103	259
	Norway	4,900	919.52	0	45
	Czechia	3,589	337	61	39
	Russia	3,548	24.78	235	30
	Ireland	3,447	659.94	5	85
	Malaysia	3,116	93.77	767	50
	Denmark	3,107	559.92	894	104
	Chile	3,031	173.41	234	16
	Ecuador	2,748	165.99	58	93
	Philippines	2,633	25.26	51	107
	Poland	2,554	68.7	35	43
	Romania	2,460	114.6	252	92
	Japan	2,384	18.8	472	57
	Luxembourg	2,319	2,896.63	80	29
	Pakistan	2,291	11.4	107	31
	India	1,964	1.55	150	50
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