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Today’s podcast delivers the top developments on the coronavirus: Neighboring countries face greater economic costs given China’s now greater role in tourism and global supply chains; and U.S. evacuates its citizens on cruise ship quarantined off the coast of Japan. Plus, investors are outraged by SOE bond buyback proposal.
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This special edition features a long read of Caixin’s in-depth reporting on the epidemic. Even before Jan. 22, multiple medical workers in Wuhan suspected the city had over 10,000 infections. This episode explores to what extent the official numbers reflect reality, why Wuhan patients were not diagnosed promptly, and what happened when they slipped between the cracks.
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This special edition features a long read of Caixin’s in-depth reporting on the epidemic. As the viral pneumonia outbreak rages in China and spreads around the world, this episode addresses critical questions regarding the mysterious disease: what exactly is the new virus, where did it come from and, most importantly, how deadly is it?
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Today's podcast delivers the top developments on the coronavirus: Alibaba warns of economic costs of viral outbreak; Australia extends its travel ban; and couples asked to postpone marriage plans to curb the virus’s spread. Plus U.S. prosecutors accuse Huawei of racketeering.
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Today's podcast delivers the latest coronavirus developments: Wuhan authorities say they will act as custodians for charity funds, and Hubei’s infection cases surge with introduction of a new diagnostic method. Plus we explore just how deadly the new virus is.
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Today's podcast delivers the top developments on the coronavirus: controversial non-peer reviewed study suggesting virus had been deliberately engineered is challenged; WHO says potential vaccine still 18 months away; and hundreds of thousands of Chinese expats stuck in China as nations impose travel bans.
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Today's podcast delivers the top developments on the coronavirus: new study suggests incubation period could be longer than initially believed; U.S. and U.K. businesses in China feels the pinch from the epidemic; and key smartphone-makers drop out of world's largest telecommunications conference in Spain in response to outbreak.
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Plus, Trump and Xi talk, and lenders get some relief
Today’s podcast delivers the biggest developments on the coronavirus from the past 72 hours: what the outbreak means for U.S.-China relations; 3,600 passengers and crew disembark from cruise ship previously quarantined off Hong Kong, and the virus pushes up China’s inflation figures.
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This special edition presents the second installment of Caixin’s exclusive four-part in-depth report on China’s fight against the coronavirus. Part two discusses why the World Health Organization does not take the decision of announcing global public health emergencies lightly. From 2007 through 2019, the UN agency did so only five times. Today's episode investigates what led up to the WHO’s decision to issue a global warning on the new viral pneumonia outbreak.
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