Summer COVID surge spans 84 countries and Olympics concerns
A global rise in COVID-19 infections across at least 84 countries prompts warnings of weakened testing and vaccination, with debates over Olympic-era safeguards. WHO officials urge vigilance as waste water signals and case patterns differ from past winters, risking more dangerous variants.
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Pandemic shifts U S jobs from big cities to smaller metros
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis shows the share of job listings in large central metro areas dropping from 46 to 38 percent post pandemic while smaller metros gain. Health care postings rise to 18.6 percent, IT posts decline to 6.8 percent as remote work shifts demand and locations.
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