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New COVID death milestone a concern for global economies

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The global death toll from COVID-19 has now passed four million

Over the past year-and-a-half, official sources by Johns Hopkins University have found the number of people who have died from COVID is equal to the number of people killed in battle in all of the world’s wars since 1982.

This toll is also three times the number of people killed in traffic accidents every year – which for context is the population LA

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The 4 million death toll is believed to be an undercount due to overlooked cases

That means, there actually are more deaths to the virus that have not been counted.

But in better news, the rate of deaths per date has plummeted since the introduction of the vaccine.

Vaccine Rollout vs Continued Lockdowns

Many nations across the world are right not in the middle of rolling out the COVID vaccine to citizens. Vaccinations produced by Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Johnson and Johnson are being used in the inoculation phase.

The US has already vaccinated 330m people, while other nations aren’t too far behind.

But while others are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, other countries are still in lockdown or entering restrictions yet again.

Australia is again going battling the virus, with many states in lockdown

Greater Sydney’s lockdown has been extended by seven days, with a threat of even tougher restrictions in the city’s southwest.

Vietnam enters another lockdown

Nine million people in Ho Chi Minh City have been ordered into lockdown, again. The commercial hub continues to struggle to contain the most serious COVID-19 outbreak so far.

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AWS outage sparks business reputation risks

AWS outage underscores risks of single tech reliance; Darren Woolley offers strategies for brands to mitigate potential damage.

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AWS outage underscores risks of single tech reliance; Darren Woolley offers strategies for brands to mitigate potential damage.


A major Amazon Web Services outage highlights the dangers of relying on a single tech partner, with brands facing potential repetitional damage.

Darren Woolley from TrinityP3 discusses strategies to mitigate such risks.

#AWS #CloudComputing #TechOutage #BusinessRisk #TrinityP3 #BrandReputation #TechDependency #CloudStrategy


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Bitcoin’s weakness sparks market warning

Bitcoin’s stagnation amid asset rallies signals potential deeper issues in speculative markets, hinting at tougher times ahead.

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Bitcoin’s stagnation amid asset rallies signals potential deeper issues in speculative markets, hinting at tougher times ahead.


Bitcoin’s failure to rebound while other assets rally could signal deeper cracks in speculative markets.

Analysts warn it may foreshadow tougher times ahead.

#Bitcoin #Crypto #Markets #DavidScutt #StoneX #Investing #Fed #Inflation #Stocks #MarketWarning


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OpenAI launches Atlas to rival Google

OpenAI launches Atlas, an AI browser aimed to revolutionize online search and user interaction, challenging Google.

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OpenAI launches Atlas, an AI browser aimed to revolutionize online search and user interaction, challenging Google.


OpenAI has unveiled Atlas, an AI-powered browser built to challenge Google and reinvent how users search and interact online.

The launch marks a major shift in the future of web browsing.

#OpenAI #Atlas #AI #Technology #BradGastwirth #CircularTechnology #Google #SamAltman #ChatGPT #Innovation #TechNews


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