64% of consumers have made a purchase decision based on social content.
PM Orban says Hungary's first COVID-19 vaccine shipment could arrive by early January https://t.co/vAZMna4KHA https://t.co/KdrvmJPxLD
Instagram said it is making changes to its platform for U.S. users to prevent the spread of misinformation around #Election2020 https://t.co/8e4w5FTj4T https://t.co/87Jmvv6PBN
More attacks on French soil are likely as France is engaged in a 'war against Islamist ideology,' its interior minister said https://t.co/6pUE7t468e
Surge in use of algorithms may hurt quality of FX prices - BIS https://t.co/KQdXdiG0UM https://t.co/328xss5wAR
Plenty of impressive performances last night 👏 🔥 Which player from your team stood out? #UEL https://t.co/HH2jlsnVSI
From @Breakingviews: U.S. elections are closely followed in China, but the outcome of this year’s presidential ballot may matter less this time, writes @ywchen1 https://t.co/ghdKifmQaf https://t.co/zMraS4RODV
In Opinion “As gut-wrenching as this may be, one of the most obvious ways to mitigate further viral spread will be for as many people as possible to stay home this holiday season,” The Editorial Board writes. https://t.co/KZtTzVeIn7
'Coming out bravely'- Taiwan same-sex couples join military wedding for first time https://t.co/s8eo0LaBB9 https://t.co/queF3kMt8k
National COVID lockdown in England not inevitable, UK minister says https://t.co/PeeyBxuMv1 https://t.co/aNaxyg9c78
At least six people were killed in the southeast of the United States and more than two million people were without power on Thursday after Hurricane Zeta slammed into the Gulf Coast and moved northeast https://t.co/458MVhIwrv
From @Breakingviews: China's Kweichow Moutai is giving generous handouts to local governments. Investors in China’s largest company by market cap should expect more such value-destructive charity to come, @ywchen1 says https://t.co/N5ACenVieb
Read more about the members of generation Covid-19, who are navigating an economic crisis and a resurgence of the virus in Europe at a time when many had been hoping to launch their careers. https://t.co/xdr1jzJq5k
Even the lucky ones who can find jobs are struggling to make ends meet, working long hours for little pay. Internships and entry-level jobs, if they’re available, often don’t pay enough to live in places like Paris and repay student loans. https://t.co/xdr1jzJq5k https://t.co/1DGgPVEUxE
The bumpy road to recovery has been difficult to navigate in Italy, where some young people are losing their jobs for a second time. Newly reopened businesses have been forced to shutter again as the virus resurges, further demoralizing job seekers. https://t.co/xdr1jzJq5k https://t.co/x3MzO0Xu05
Air France-KLM warns of bigger losses amid lockdowns https://t.co/aLv0L0pnH5 https://t.co/1mwHCJ9lRN
Despite a government furlough program designed to limit layoffs in Britain, hundreds of thousands of workers were laid off just as young job seekers were entering the work force. They were up against candidates with years of experience. https://t.co/xdr1jzJq5k https://t.co/k1l06dYvH7
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The COVID-19 pandemic has been tough on shopping malls. History suggests we should be wary of what might replace them https://t.co/hLY6Xn8mkW
Europeans coming of age in the pandemic are lowering their expectations. Many are resorting to internships, living with parents or returning to school to ride out the storm. Young workers without higher education risk sliding even further. https://t.co/xdr1jzJq5k https://t.co/TeP7FKpFIV