The Economist Data Team

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  1. This week in charts: -More than 100 countries have closed schools -The chart that changed the world -And why firms are desperate for cash

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  2. The Chinese government is confident enough to have closed its last covid-19 hospital—and to promote flying

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  3. Inbound flights to some Asian cities fell by more than 75% during February. Now they're restoring service

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  4. Traces of the virus were detected on plastic and steel up to three days after contamination

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  5. Mar 19

    This week's Graphic Detail for : Chinese planes are taking to the skies again, as Western airlines ground most of their fleets. (1/4)

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  6. Mar 19

    SARS-CoV-2 survived on cardboard for up to one day, but for just four hours on copper

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  7. Mar 18

    Fifteen of the 16 American cities in the survey became more expensive in the past year

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  8. Mar 18

    Could Instagram be used to track the spread of the coronavirus?

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  9. Mar 18

    Paris, which shared the top spot with Hong Kong and Singapore last year, has fallen four places to fifth

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  10. Mar 17

    Instagram and other social-media platforms offer a steady source of information that could be useful in mapping the pandemic

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  11. Mar 17

    A new survey from compares the prices of over 150 items in 133 cities around the world. How does your city measure up?

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  12. Mar 17

    Could Instagram be used to track the spread of the coronavirus?

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  13. Mar 16

    Strong international travel restrictions would do little to stem the disease unless transmissions within countries are controlled

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  14. Mar 16

    Strong international travel restrictions would do little to stem the disease unless transmissions within countries are controlled

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  15. Mar 16

    Travel restrictions may do more harm than good

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  16. Mar 16

    China is gradually getting back to work, having wrestled its outbreak under control

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  17. Mar 16

    In February China’s markets were in trouble while American stocks climbed. Their positions have since reversed

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  18. Mar 16

    America’s bull run has come to a sudden halt. Instead, China is the best-performing market of 2020

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  19. Mar 15

    There is still good reason to wonder whether the resilience of China’s stockmarket can endure

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  20. Mar 15

    Pandemics do not respect borders. Troubles in the rest of the world will eventually hit China

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