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Scientists are seen working on a potential vaccine for COVID-19, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Keele, Britain, April 30, 2020. [Photo/Agencies]

School official said the spike in cases in the city doesn't appear to be caused by the reopening of school buildings, where they said virus transmission had remained very low since they reopened in September. As of midweek this week, more than 2,300 students or staff at the schools had tested positive since the start of the school year, city officials said.

Scott Minerd, chief investment officer for Guggenheim Partners, said opening to foreign ownership of financial firms should be quickly beneficial to large US players, such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Blackstone Group LP and BlackRock Inc.

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Sartori employs roughly 500 workers in the state. The company said it earns just one-tenth of its revenue from exports to 49 countries, but exports to foreign markets are its fastest growing segment. Sartori's two biggest foreign markets are Mexico and Canada and US cheese is more expensive there now. The price increase is enough that the company's customers, including restaurant chains, are looking at signing contracts with Sartori's European competitors, according to Schwager.

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San Francisco's restrictions on facial recognition software will not apply to the San Francisco International airport, as the Transportation Security Administration, and the US Customs and Borders Protection have a strict set of rules to monitor passengers coming in and out of America.

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Samsung's semiconductor business posted an operating profit of 5.54 trillion won (.9 billion) on revenue of 18.8 trillion won (.6 billion) in the third quarter.

SYDNEY -- Australia commenced locally manufacturing a COVID-19 vaccine candidate developed by the University of Oxford from Monday, with roughly 30 million doses planned to be made.

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SYDNEY — One of the most influential Australian media outlets has hyped up a hypothetical "China slowdown" while highlighting the severe economic consequences it could bring to Australia.

Said Maasbach: "The pain I felt for that 89-year-old woman … I am angry. But we need to use and channel that anger into better educating others. We need to own our identity the way we should."