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Tag: covid-19
Apple Maps will Soon Show Everyone All COVID-19 Testing Locations
Apple will soon be showing all users where their closest COVID-19 Test location is in Apple Maps. There will be a red medical glyph icon, and a special banner in the Apple Maps card.
Apple has launched a portal for hospitals, healthcare providers and businesses to register as a COVID-19 testing location. Apple will review the application and when approved, the location will start appearing on Apple Maps.
The testing locations will appear with a red medical glyph icon, and a special banner in the Apple Maps card.
What is (NRZ) New Residential Investment Corp New Dividend Rate After Coronavirus COVID-19?
(NRZ) New Residential Investment Corp have announced that because of the Coronavirus they are reducing their next dividend payment to $0.05.
This now means that the yield will be around 5%.
Quibi Launching Tomorrow (Monday 6th April 2020) – Good Timing or Bad Time due to Coronavirus COVID-19?
- Quibi launch date is Monday 6th April
- Not supposed to compete with Netflix or Disney Plus
- Aimed at on the go video streaming (YouTube competitor really)
- How will it do while launching during Coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic?
Bill Gates – TED Talk 2015 – Next Outbreak Will Look Very Much Like Coronavirus COVID-19
Bill Gates and his TED talk from 2015. States that the next outbreak is going to look very much like the one we are in now with the Coronavirus COVID-19.
It is very interesting to see Bill and what he is doing with his Foundation. It’s doing some amazing work!
Wimbledon 2020 Cancelled but They Will Gain £100 million due to Infectious Disease Insurance
Wimbledon announced yesterday that they have had to cancel the 2020 All England Championships because of the coronavirus outbreak. This comes off the back of the French Open announcing that they were going to try to reschedule their Grand Slam from May to September, because it was expected to lose £230 million if they had to cancel.
Wimbledon took the strong position of cancellation, because they knew that they had insurance of £100 million if they had to cancel the Championships.
It turns out that the All England Club had the foresight to take out infectious disease insurance during the SARS outbreak, which has then help them in a good stead for the current coronavirus outbreak.
Still a huge shame though that there will be no Wimbledon 2020!
(I used to play tennis for a living, so it’s just unimaginable to not have Wimbledon this year!)