Will China’s plan to kickstart Shanghai’s supply chains actually work?
One of the major problems we at The Loadstar have faced in reporting on Shanghai’s ...
It has become increasingly obvious to most people since the onset of the pandemic that there is little chance of any society returning to “normal” without the development of some sort of coronavirus vaccine. And anyone cognisant of how supply chains work will understand that it is one thing developing a vaccine, and quite a different thing to get it to those who will need it – a number expected to ultimately amount to hundreds of millions, if not billions, ...
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