Naomi Xu Elegant

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  • Preparation Of Independence Day In IndiaInternational

    More than manufacturing: India’s homegrown COVID vaccines could transform its pharma industry

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  • Hollywood Sees Dip In Tourism As Coronavirus SpreadsInternational

    Mulan’s Disney+ release is reigniting a boycott movement

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  • INDIA-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    India tried to tame COVID-19 by sacrificing its economy. It got the worst of both worlds instead

    By Grady McGregor and Naomi Xu Elegant
  • BEIJING, CHINA – AUGUST 22: A symbol of TikTok (Douyin) is pictured at The Place shopping mall at dusk on August 22, 2020 in Beijing, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)International

    TikTok’s most vocal defender is now its new interim CEO

    By Naomi Xu Elegant and Eamon Barrett
  • UN-IRAN-ARMS-DIPLOMACY-SNAPBACKInternational

    Mike Pompeo attacks HSBC for allegedly siding with Beijing over Hong Kong

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  • Ant Group headquarters in Beijing.International

    A fintech IPO could be the biggest ever—and it picked China over the U.S. for its debut

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  • CHINA-HONG KONG-COVID-19-CASES(CN)International

    What the first confirmed COVID-19 reinfection tells us about a future vaccine

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  • Pune, India, on Aug. 4, 2020.International

    Survey of India’s 9th-largest city finds COVID antibodies in 52% of the population

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  • Jack Ma Invites Medical Workers To Dinner In HefeiInternational

    A Jack Ma company is poised to break the record for biggest IPO—again

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  • A woman crosses a deserted street in Melbourne Aug. 19, 2020, as the city battles a coronavirus outbreak. Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison stirred controversy on Wednesday by suggesting that a coronavirus vaccine would be mandatory.International

    A Prime Minister said a COVID-19 vaccine might be mandatory. Hours later, he backtracked

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  • Prime Minister Scott Morrison at an Aug. 19 press conference in Sydney.International

    Australia signs a deal for AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine—and considers making it mandatory

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  • Street Style - LFWM June 2018Newsletters

    Sweatpants craze and DIY patios: What the pandemic has taught design-led businesses—so far

    By Clay Chandler and Naomi Xu Elegant
  • A man walks his dog under level 3 restrictions along Kohimarama Beach in Auckland on Aug. 17.International

    Mystery of New Zealand’s new COVID outbreak deepens as it rules out primary suspect

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  • Daily Life In Hong KongInternational

    Google is not cooperating with user data requests from Hong Kong authorities

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  • Chinatown Businesses Take Hit Amid PandemicInternational

    ‘Irreplaceable’: U.S. WeChat users struggle to imagine life without the app Trump wants to ban

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