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World Coronavirus Dispatch: Stanford study on infections from Trump rallies

Fresh curbs in Austria and Portugal, London loses faith in govt pleas to stay home, perks companies use to get staff back to office, and other pandemic-related news across the globe

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The latest sell-off has come as a second wave of cases forced more lockdowns in Europe, threatening the economic recovery and spooking investors around the world

Yuvraj Malik New Delhi
Big Tech meltdown and rising virus cases lead S&P 500 to worst week since March: 

Stocks fell on Friday, dropping for the fourth time in the past five days in a retreat that has added up to Wall Street’s worst week since March, as rising pandemic cases, new shutdowns and a sell-off in large technology stocks all dragged the major benchmarks lower. The S&P 500 fell 1.2 per cent, bringing its loss for the week to 5.6 per cent. That’s its biggest weekly drop since the week through March 20, when stocks plunged 15 per cent before they began to rebound

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