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We are yet to be out of the woods from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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We are yet to be out of the woods from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
The coronavirus outbreak will likely have an impact on early-stage venture investment in tech startups, but the European investors and industry professionals are optimistic.
Easter is around the corner but it looks different this year.
Accessibility and affordability of basic telemedicine tools are on the rise with the outbreak of COVID-19.! Telemedicine was initially developed as a way to discuss non-emergency medical issues or treat patients or who were located far away from local health facilities through phone or online.
Most countries went into lockdown even before the coronavirus was declared a pandemic.
When millions of people around the world are working from home during the coronavirus pandemic outbreak, video conferencing apps are becoming highly popular for both personal and professional meetings.
The coronavirus has created an unexpected outbreak and caught most countries unprepared, forcing everyone, especially the medical services, to look out for some solutions.
While more than 1.2 million people in the world are suffocating under the cobwebs of coronavirus, we can't even imagine how many of them have lost their jobs due to the pandemic.
Technology is an important aspect of tackling the current Coronavirus pandemic.
Antler, a global early-stage VC, helping to build the next big wave of tech, is committed to working with startups to address the COVID-19 outbreak recently.
Quite lately, COVID-19 has caused unprecedented disruption and has made its way across the globe regardless of places and fields.
Already the whole wide world has enough challenges for the singles, and now with the novel coronavirus, the pandemic has caused a malady by infecting more than 1 million people globally.