Picture this, static cars, idling engines, angry horns.

Now, picture you, zooming past it all, light and breezy.

Ah, the sweet feeling of whizzing past traffic.

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avante west coast feel good travel. Lockdown measures are cautiously being lifted in some countries.

Governments hope economies can start moving again.

But which one will have the strongest recovery?

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Uber has confirmed its gobbling up food delivery rival Postmates.

Will this help it take out the competition?

Gives Uber Eat just under a third market share in the US, but of course Postmates isn't profitable either.

And the importance of building a more resilient food chain.

How do we have distributed supply chains that will A help us be resilient towards any

other pandemic but actually resilient supply chains for climate change is also

about diversification. First, after plunging in the first half of the year, economic activity in the rich world are starting to resume.

Some countries might bounce back relatively quickly, but for others it will take a lot longer to recover from the catastrophic effects of the pandemic.

What will shape the speed of the recovery across various economies?

At the moment it's not possible to say with absolute certainty which countries have done relatively well and which countries

have done relatively badly.

The GDP data won't be published for some time, but there is emerging evidence of which

countries are the laggards and which are the outperformers.

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