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This week, we're taking a break from Russia and Ukraine, and focusing on the consequences of COVID-19

on warehouse valuations, travel restrictions, and the conference circuit.

This Breaking Views podcast

is sponsored by Refinnative, a London Stock Exchange business. Welcome back to the

views. I'm your co-host, Amy Donnellan, a columnist of Breaking Views coming to you from the leafy

suburbs of London.

I'm joined by my colleague Peter Tal Larson.

Looking out the window at the hustle and bustle of Canary Wharf this week,

life seemed to be getting back to some sort of normal.

City workers are trickling back into offices,

corporate travel is back on the agenda,

and High Street chains are busy greeting customers. This week, we're exploring

three aspects of this next phase of the pandemic. First, Peter and I will discuss the future

of warehouses after Blackstone received a 21 billion euro offer for its last mile logistics

business. Next up, Peter and I chapped Pete Sweeney in Asia about Hong Kong's decision to lift a travel ban on nine countries and reduce its quarantine times to just a week despite a rising death toll.

Finally, Peter talks to Lauren Silva Lachlan in New York about her adventures with lawyers and dealmakers at the annual Tulane Corporate Law Institute Conference in New Orleans.

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