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, increasing ethnic and cultural diversity, and deep fragmentation of the health care system.

world, despite having many of the same resources as other countries that curbed the pandemic more successfully.

United States. Seventy percent of Americans aged 65 and older will require long-term care at some point.

underserved and vulnerable populations the hardest, and now the crisis will exacerbate their need for capital.

al realities of COVID-19 and global anti-racism protests.

OVID-19 pandemic, California remains one of the few states that has struggled to recoup jobs at a pace on par with the rest of the nation.

ionals in the United States have lost their jobs because of the financial strains that the COVID pandemic put on health-care organizations.”

people could go. Everything from thermal cameras to...PPE. Every customer's given a mask....UV technology in public bathrooms.

e to our health and well-being, including the health systems we all rely on for our care.

hange. COP26 brought a flurry of pledges and commitments.

ut will remain below potential for years to come as we deal with the pandemic and its long-term scarring effects., Fast-forward a decade into the future, and we may be shocked at what is considered sound central-bank policy. , Equity Purchases: Stock prices and corporate credit spreads are highly correlated.