How Germany's Been Faring During the Second Covid-19 Wave

P.M. Edition for Nov. 18. Among European countries, Germany had success in combating the coronavirus through the summer. But in October the country started to see a surge in cases. Recently, the government imposed lockdown measures that have been met with some opposition. WSJ Berlin correspondent Bojan Pancevski discusses Germany's efforts to bolster the economy and how it's preparing for mass inoculations once a vaccine is approved. Plus: why Boeing's stock didn't soar on the 737 MAX ungrounding ... and how entrepreneurs are thriving in the pandemic. Annmarie Fertoli hosts.

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