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on June 28, 2021

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Covid is still causing havoc around the world

A wave of worker absences due to sickness is the last thing the economy needs. View in Browser Like this newsletter? Tell your friends to sign up here . Questions? Comments? outbreak-popup@cnn.com Questions about the coronavirus or vaccines? Ask here. And follow all our latest updates . By Ivana Kottasová and Hafsa Khalil Wednesday, July 27 WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK The number of new Covid-19 cases is rising once again and while the virus isn't killing nearly as many people as it used to -- thanks to vaccinations -- it is still causing havoc around the world. With labor shortages already paralyzing airports and wrecking the hospitality sector, a wave of worker absences due to sickness is the last thing the economy needs. The latest wave of infections is driven by the most infectious and transmissible variant identified so far -- BA.5 . Based on the sequencing data reported to the Wo...

What red lips and recession have in common

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A truly massive interest rate hike is now on the table

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Inflation surprisingly rose in January, according to the Fed's preferred gauge

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💸 'Complete failure'

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A new podcast explores the mysterious death of James Brown

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