HONG KONG - ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns the popular video-sharing app TikTok, has chosen Oracle over Microsoft as a new American technology partner to help keep the app operating in the U.S., according to a person familiar with the deal.The move comes a week before the Sept.

20 deadline for ByteDance to sell TikTok to an American company or risk being banned in the U.S. over national security concerns.

But a lot remains unclear, including how a social media company fits inside a business software company and whether whatever arrangement the companies reach will be acceptable to the U.S.

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India petrol demand returns to pre-COVID-19 levels, diesel demand still down

NEW DELHI : India's petrol sales rose for the first time in the first half of September since the country's lockdown in late March, signalling demand may have returned to pre-COVID-19 levels.Petrol sales between September 1 and 15 rose 2.2% year-on-year and were up 7% over the previous month, according to preliminary industry data.Diesel sales continue to be in negative territory, with demand falling 6% year-on-year.

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As India's virus cases rise, so do questions over death toll

NEW DELHI – When Narayan Mitra died on July 16, a day after being admitted to the hospital for fever and breathing difficulties, his name never appeared on any of the official lists put out daily of those killed by the coronavirus.Test results later revealed that Mitra had indeed been infected with COVID-19, as had his son, Abhijit, and four other family members in Silchar, in northeastern Assam state, on India's border with Bangladesh.But Narayan Mitra still isn't counted as a coronavirus victim.

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Delhi Decoded: Have cities stepped up to the need of the pandemic?

NEW DELHI : Covid-19 pandemic, which led to an extended lockdown and social distancing norms in place, has created the need for smarter services even more important. During this, some smart cities used access to integrated control and command centres to tackle the pandemic better.Anindya Mallick, Partner, Deloitte India in this podcast said that smart cities stepped up and because of the investment made, there was a structure in place which made it easier for city management to make a quick turnaround.The Smart Cities Mission is a flagship mission of the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Union government.

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Biden under pressure to unveil list of potential court picks

ATLANTA – Joe Biden is resisting calls from President Donald Trump and even some fellow Democrats to release his list of potential Supreme Court picks seven months after he pledged to name the first Black female justice.Some on the left suggest that outlining potential picks would help Biden build enthusiasm in the final weeks of the campaign, particularly after he already selected California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate, making her the first Black woman on a major presidential ticket.

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Biden to join Senate Democrats online for lunch, questions

WASHINGTON – Joe Biden is set to join Senate Democrats for an online lunch, returning virtually to the place that fostered his political career as he fields questions from allies on the race for the White House and the down-ballot effort to wrest the Senate's majority control from Republicans.The event Thursday will be a homecoming, of sorts, for the former U.S. senator now the party's presidential nominee.

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Annual mass honouring Montreal’s unclaimed dead adopts special meaning during pandemic

Calls for more action to fight Quebec’s fentanyl crisis during coronavirus pandemic A list on the website of the Quebec coroner’s office contains more than 150 names of people whose remains have not yet been claimed, including 30 from between January and Sept. 1 of this year.

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Canada orders more flu vaccine to avoid dual outbreaks

As Canada fights the COVID-19 pandemic, a difficult flu season is just weeks away. Heather Yourex-West explains how health officials are preparing, and the complications to come.

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Ontario government scrambles to deal with long coronavirus testing lineups

If you’re looking to get a coronavirus test right now, you might have to wait for hours in line. Premier Doug Ford says the government wasn’t caught off guard. Travis Dhanraj has more on how some are disputing Ford’s assertion.

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ByWard Market's popular Continental Bagel closing after 17 years as COVID-19 hits bottom line hard

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‘Incompetence and dishonesty’: Biden says he trusts vaccines, scientists — not Trump

Joe Biden said Wednesday that while he trusts what scientists say about a potential coronavirus vaccine, he doesn’t trust President Donald Trump.His comments come as the debate over a vaccine — how it will be evaluated and distributed when it’s ready — has taken centre stage in the presidential race with seven weeks to go until the November election.Trump and Biden have been trading accusations that the other is undermining public trust in a potential coronavirus vaccine. Biden has expressed concerns that the vaccine approval process could be politicized, while Trump and his allies counter that such comments from Biden and other Democrats are turning off the public to a potentially lifesaving vaccine when it’s released.

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Biden says he trusts vaccines and scientists, not Trump

WILMINGTON, Del. – Joe Biden said Wednesday that while he trusts what scientists say about a potential coronavirus vaccine, he doesn’t trust President Donald Trump.His comments come as the debate over a vaccine — how it will be evaluated and distributed when it’s ready — has taken center stage in the presidential race with seven weeks to go until the November election.Trump and Biden have been trading accusations that the other is undermining public trust in a potential coronavirus vaccine.

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Trump fuels spread of altered Biden video, tweeting it twice

outlined plans that would redirect police funding to address mental health and make changes to the prison system. Twitter has previously flagged Trump's tweets for containing manipulated media.

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Nearly 20,000 Indian military personnel were infected by the novel coronavirus: Minister of State for Defence

NEW DELHI: Nearly 20,000 Indian military personnel were infected by the novel coronavirus, with the highest number of those affected being in the Indian Army which had over 16,000 cases.This information was disclosed by Minister of State for Defence Shripad Naik. The minister, who himself had tested positive for covid-19, said this in response to a parliament question on Wednesday.The Indian Army reported 32 deaths due to covid-19, while the number was casualties in the Indian Air Force was three.

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IMA lists 382 doctors who died of Covid-19, says, 'treat them as martyrs'

New Delhi: Taking exception to Health Minister Harsh Vardhan not mentioning the death of healthcare workers due to COVID-19 in his statement in Parliament, the IMA on Wednesday published a list of 382 doctors who died due to the viral disease and demanded that they be treated as "martyrs".On MoS Health Ashwini Kumar Choubey's statement that public health and hospitals come under states and so insurance compensation data is not available with the Centre, the doctors' body said that it amounts to "abdication of duty and abandonment of the national heroes who have stood up for our people"."The IMA (Indian Medical Association) finds it strange that after having formulated an unfriendly partial insurance scheme for the bereaved families to

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Trump trolls Biden by sharing manipulated video of him dancing to 'F--- tha Police'

President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference in the briefing room of the White House on Aug. 11, 2020 in Washington, D.C., alongside an image of former vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaking at Philadelphia President Donald Trump on Wednesday trolled Democratic rival Joe Biden by sharing a manipulated video of the former vice president dancing to N.W.A.’s “F--- Tha Police.”“What is this all about?” Trump asked as he retweeted a video that showed Biden appearing to play the explicit '90s anti-cop song on his phone and bop along to it.WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGETrump later retweeted the video again, this time commenting: "China is drooling.

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RT-PCR tests should be scaled up for Covid-19 testing: HC

New Delhi: The Delhi High court on Wednesday observed that RT-PCR tests for Covid-19 should be the way forward since the results of the tests conducted through RAT are accurate only to the extent of 60% thus leaving a great doubt about infection being carried by those persons who are asymptomatic. Since an Expert Committee has been constituted by the Lieutenant Governor, the court has requested that the said Committee to convene a meeting on priority to consider the extent to which capacity building for RT- PCR testing is required in the current scenario.The Committee shall also identify the areas of focus in Delhi for conducting testing through RT-PCR.

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Big Ten football schedules 2020 season to start Oct. 24, reversing COVID-19 delay

The Big Ten Conference logo at Memorial Stadium following a college football game between the Michigan Wolverines and Indiana Hoosiers on Nov. 23, 2019, at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana.(Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Image ROSEMONT, Ill. - Big Ten is going to give fall football a shot after all.Less than five weeks after pushing football and other fall sports to spring in the name of player safety during the pandemic, the conference changed course Wednesday and said it plans to begin its season the weekend of Oct.

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Centre approved anti-viral medicines to treat covid-19 patients: SC

NEW DELHI : The Supreme Court on Wednesday said there was an approval by the Central government on use of Remdesivir and Fabiparivir as medicines to treat COVID-19.The top court was hearing a plea seeking registration of an FIR by the CBI against ten Indian pharmaceutical firms for manufacturing and selling these two medicines for treating COVID-19 patients allegedly without valid licences.Remdesivir and Favipiravir are antiviral drugs and their efficacy in treating COVID-19 patients have been a matter of debate among medical experts.A bench comprising Chief Justice S.A Bobde and Justices A S Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian referred to the New Drugs and Clinical Trials Rules, 2018 and said these medicines have been permitted by the government

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Pandemic a boon for books, bane for bookstores

Though still behind major countries in book-related searches, India’s figure, too, has improved considerably since March. After reaching a one-year peak during the lockdown months, the search interest has declined but continues to be higher than pre-pandemic days.Within India, the maximum search traffic for books came from the southern states, and from Maharashtra, Delhi and Uttarakhand.Search interest was the highest for English-language books, followed by Hindi ones.

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Revenues of Indian airlines fell by 85.7% in April-June period due to COVID-19: Hardeep Singh Puri

NEW DELHI : The revenue of Indian airlines fell by 85.7 per cent to ₹3,651 crore during the first quarter of 2020-21 in comparison to the corresponding period a year ago due to COVID-19, said Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday.Moreover, employee count at the Indian carriers went down from 74,887 on March 31 to 69,589 on July 31, a decrease of 7.07 per cent, Puri stated in a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha."The revenue of airport operators has reduced from ₹5,745 crore during April-June 2019 to ₹894 crore during April-June 2020," he said.The minister said the employee count at airports has reduced from 67,760 on March 31 to 64,514 on July 31.Scheduled domestic flight services were suspended in India from March

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Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta tests Covid-19 positive

coronavirus. He said that after exhibiting some symptoms he got himself tested and the report was positive.

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COVID-19: With safety measures in place, gyms re-open in Delhi

gym at 5.30 am and as soon as a client comes in, we give them sanitiser and check their temperature, only then they are allowed in. We're not allowing more than eight people on the floor in an hour.

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Biden courts Latino voters in 1st trip to Florida as nominee

KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Joe Biden made his first trip to Florida as the Democratic presidential nominee with an urgent mission to boost support among Latinos who could decide the election in one of the nation's fiercest battleground states. “More than any other time, the Hispanic community, Latino community holds in the palm of their hand the destiny of this country,” Biden said Tuesday during a Hispanic Heritage Month kickoff event in Kissimmee.

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India surpasses 5 million coronavirus cases, 82,066 deaths

NEW DELHI – India’s coronavirus confirmed cases crossed 5 million on Wednesday, still soaring and testing the country’s feeble health care system in tens of thousands of impoverished towns and villages.The Health Ministry reported 90,123 new cases in the past 24 hours, raising the nation’s confirmed total to 5,020,359, about 0.35% of its nearly 1.4 billion population. It said 1,290 more people died in the past 24 hours, for a total of 82,066.

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Former VP Joe Biden campaigns for Latino voters in Kissimmee

KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Vice President Joe Biden campaigned in Osceola County on Tuesday, seeking votes from a growing Latino community.“I’m asking for your vote. I’m gonna work very hard every single day to get it,” Biden said to a room with very limited seating due to coronavirus precautions.According to Osceola County Commissioner Vivian Janer, 55 percent of Osceola residents are Hispanic.Biden’s campaign said he decided to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month in Kissimmee, which sits along the I-4 corridor -- a stretch of Central Florida that is notorious for making and breaking presidential elections.“In government, there’s no room for the idea that there’s second class citizens,” Biden said.

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Mental Health Monday: A fundraising partnership between CMHA and Global Okanagan

Suicide prevention: Help is always available In fact, in B.C., Lutes says research shows a comparable COVID-19 crisis in terms of mental health.“The average British Columbian was reporting a decline in mental health, a significant increase in symptoms of anxiety and especially distress as the pandemic started,” said Lutes.“And as this wears on, the data shows that not just in Canada, but globally people are the lowest levels of well-being in history.”The executive director of the Kelowna branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association, Shelagh Turner, says the pandemic has put people under incredible amounts of stress.In order to invest in mental health as the United Nations has suggested, Global Okanagan has teamed up with the local

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Trump ramps up ad spending in bid to counter Biden

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump's reelection campaign says it is ramping up advertising spending in battleground states, a move that comes as some of his allies have grown worried because Democrat Joe Biden has outspent him in recent weeks. The Trump campaign announced the “eight-figure” ad buy Tuesday, but declined to say specifically how much will be spent in states that include North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arizona and Pennsylvania.

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Coronavirus: Premier Ford announces deal to produce ventilators in Ontario

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Tuesday announced a deal with Linamar to produce 10,000 ventilators in Guelph, Ont. to add to the provincial stockpile in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Latest: Biden tears into Trump for remarks on veterans

WASHINGTON – The Latest on the 2020 presidential campaign (all times local):2:40 p.m.Joe Biden is tearing into President Donald Trump for his reported remarks referring to fallen soldiers as “suckers.”Biden held a roundtable in Tampa, Florida, focused on veterans in his first visit back to the battleground state since he became the Democratic presidential nominee.Biden says Trump “doesn’t seem to be able to conceive the idea of selfless service,” referencing Trump’s reported comments calling fallen World War I soldiers “suckers” and “losers.” Trump has denied the comments, but many were confirmed independently by The Associated Press.Biden went on to outline his commitments to the troops and his own experience supporting service members and

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Insurance scheme for frontline health workers fighting Covid-19 extended for 6 months

New Delhi: The Rs 50-lakh insurance cover to frontline health workers fighting COVID-19 has been extended for six months and till date, 61 claims have been processed and payments made, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday.As many as 156 claims are under examination by the New India Assurance (NIA) Company Limited, and in 67 cases claims forms are yet to be submitted by the states, it said.The 'Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package Insurance Scheme for Health Workers Fighting COVID-19' was announced on March 30 for 90 days. It was extended further for a period of 90 days i.e.

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Automakers see growth in festive sales but rising covid cases could play spoiler

NEW DELHI : Cheered by the gradual uptick in retail sales from June, India’s automakers are expecting passenger vehicles and two-wheelers sales to further improve during the festive season but the rising cases of covid-19 pose a serious challenge, said senior executives of automobile manufacturing companies at CMO Dialogues, a webinar held by Mint on Tuesday.Demand for vehicles in the urban markets has to pick up in the coming months for the industry to witness a proper recovery, as most of the demand for passenger cars comes from cities, they added.Sales during festivals constitute around a fourth of the overall vehicle sales in a fiscal and most vehicle makers have increased production and wholesale of vehicles to build inventory at

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Covid-19: Entire Cabinet to restrict movements, Dáil adjourned

The entire Cabinet has to restrict their movements and the Dáil has been adjourned.

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Only 4 states in India have more than 50,000 active Covid-19 cases: Govt

NEW DELHI : Covid-19 cases in India neared 50 lakh-mark on Tuesday with the total tally reaching 49,42,345. According to Union Health Ministry, there are only four states--Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh– having more than 50,000 active cases.

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Charli D’Amelio insists she’s being ‘safe’ amid coronavirus as she addresses backlash

supports HTML5 videoCharli D’Amelio has addressed the backlash she’s faced over attending parties, insisting she’s been ‘safe’ and has consistently tested negative.The TikTok creator is just one of the internet stars who have been criticised for attending parties in LA despite the ongoing pandemic.Taking to Instagram Live, Charli said: ‘I’m mostly saying this for you guys to know that I am being safe.‘Before I do anything, I get a rapid test to make sure I’m not being unsafe with what I’m doing because I obviously do care about everyone and outside dinners in California [are] also something that everyone is allowed to do and, if it wasn’t, I wouldn’t be going.

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Delhi records 4,263 fresh COVID-19 cases, taking tally to over 2.25 lakh

NEW DELHI : The national capital recorded 4,263 fresh COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, taking tally to over 2.25 lakh, with authorities conducting more than 62,000 coronavirus tests.Thirty-six more fatalities have been recorded, taking the death toll to 4,806, according to the latest bulletin issued by the Delhi health department.The active cases tally on Tuesday rose to 29,787 from 28,641 the previous day.Over 62,000 COVID-19 tests were conducted in the national capital on Monday, authorities said.The death toll from COVID-19 in Delhi stood at 4,770 on Monday.The bulletin on Tuesday said the death toll from coronavirus infection has risen to 4,806 and the total number of cases has climbed to 2,25,796.This story has been published from a wire

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Biden campaign assembles legal team in anticipation of court challenges to 2020 election

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden speaks about climate change and the wildfires on the West Coast at the Delaware Museum of Natural History on Sept. 14, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware.

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Sero-survey finds no antibodies in 30% of recovered covid-19 patients in August

NEW DELHI : A sero-prevalance survey conducted in the first week of August in Delhi has found that 79 of the 257 people who recovered from COVID-19 did not have antibodies against the virus.About 15,000 representative samples were taken in the August 1-7 survey from 11 districts and tested for antibodies (IgG) against the virus.Blood samples of 257 people who had tested COVID-19 positive earlier and then recovered, were also taken during the survey to test if they had antibodies.Seventy-nine of these people did not have the antibodies against the virus, according to its report of the August serological survey.The exercise was undertaken for a comprehensive assessment of the COVID-19 situation in Delhi and to formulate strategies based on

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Himachal Pradesh COVID-19 caseload crosses 10,000-mark with 143 new cases

SHIMLA : Himachal Pradesh recorded eight more deaths due to coronavirus, pushing the toll to 89, while the infection count mounted to 10,060 with 143 fresh cases being reported on Tuesday.Of the new fatalities, three were reported from Mandi, two from Una and one each from Kangra, Shimla and Solan, Special Secretary, Health, Nipun Jindal said.The deaths include that of a 70-year-old Delhi resident, who had been staying at a factory's guest house in Baddi town since March 15.

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Aurobindo Pharma ties up with BIRAC to develop COVID-19 vaccine

NEW DELHI : Aurobindo Pharma on Tuesday announced collaboration with the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), set up by the Department of Biotechnology for the development of COVID-19 vaccine.BIRAC has facilitated the establishment of 'the r-VSV vaccine' manufacturing platform for the first time in India by supporting Aurobindo Pharma's COVID-19 vaccine development, the company said in a regulatory filing.Aurobindo Pharma said it is developing a vaccine for COVID-19 through its wholly-owned US subsidiary, Auro Vaccines.

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Oxford Covid-19 vaccine: Serum will start phase-III trial in India after clearances

New Delhi: At an Union Health Ministry briefing on the prevailing Covid-19 situation in the country, an ICMR official said three vaccines are at the clinical trial stage in India."Cadila and Bharat Biotech have completed phase-I trials.

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India's role in production of COVID-19 vaccine critical in containing pandemic: Bill Gates

NEW DELHI : Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has said India's willingness to play a "big role" in manufacturing COVID-19 vaccine and allow it to supply to other developing countries will be a critical part in containing the pandemic globally.In an exclusive interview to PTI, Gates, whose foundation is focusing on fighting the pandemic, called it the "next biggest thing" the world has been confronted with after the World War.The Microsoft co-founder said the world is looking to India for large scale production of COVID-19 vaccine once it is rolled out."Obviously, all of us want to get a vaccine out in India as fast as we can, once we know that it's very effective and very safe, and so the plans are coming into focus that sometime next

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Asia Today: India adds over 83,000 cases, nears 5 million

NEW DELHI – India confirmed more than 83,000 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, bringing its total caseload to nearly 5 million.The Health Ministry also reported 1,054 new deaths, driving total fatalities up to 80,776.With 4.93 million confirmed cases, India has the second-highest total in the world after the U.S. Infections have maintained an upward surge amid an ease in coronavirus restrictions nationwide.

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Dell set to cut jobs this week amid covid pandemic

Dell Technologies Inc. notified employees that it will eliminate jobs this week as the hardware giant seeks to cut costs while navigating a faltering global economy.Chief Operating Officer Jeff Clarke told staff during a quarterly all-hands meeting Monday that the workforce reductions won’t be limited to any particular team or division within Dell, said a person familiar with the situation, who asked not to be identified discussing internal meetings.“We’re also evaluating our business to make sure we have the right number of team members in the right roles and in areas where customers need us most," a Dell spokesman said in a statement.

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Three Delhi MLAs test positive for Covid-19

Manish Sisodia, total of eight Delhi MLAs have tested positive for COVID-19. They are -- Rajesh Gupta, Rituraj Govind, Virender Singh Kadian, Ajay Mahawar, Surender Kumar, Girish Soni, Vishesh Ravi and Pramila Dheeraj Tokas.As per data till yesterday evening, the total number of COVID-19 cases in Delhi rose to 2,21,533 with 3,229 new positive cases and 26 deaths reported yesterday.The numbers of active and recovered cases are 28,641 and 1,88,122, respectively.

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SMEs lose billions between March and June due to Covid-19 restrictions - ESRI

Irish small and medium sized businesses may have lost between €6 and €10 billion between the months of March and June due to Covid-19 restrictions.

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More coronavirus tests in Delhi than in any other part of the world: Kejriwal

Kejriwal said the matter of concern should be the number of deaths and not cases as he claimed that the coronavirus death rate in the national capital is perhaps the lowest in the world.He said that currently around 60,000 tests for detection of COVID-19 are being conducted in Delhi daily, which means that 3,000 tests are conducted per day per million population in the city."In Delhi, 3,057 COVID-19 tests are conducted per day per million population. In the UK, around 3,000 tests are conducted per million population, 1,388 in the USA, 2,311 in Russia, and 8,58 in Peru.

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25 MPs test positive for covid on day one of monsoon session

covid-19 on Monday, government sources said.The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) carried out testing of more than 2,500 samples of MPs and other officials over the weekend. According to health ministry officials, all the MPs and employees in the secretariats of both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were made to undergo covid-19 tests before the monsoon session began.“A team from ICMR was in the parliament for supervision.

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What it means when companies ‘deep clean’ in the era of COVID-19

Walmart in south Edmonton closed for a few days to do a “deep clean” after an outbreak. An Alberta meat-packing plant also closed for a week for a ‘deep clean’ after an employee tested positive for the virus.Longtime cleaning company Scandinavian Building Services has been in operation since the 1950’s in Edmonton.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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