Remdesivir has emerged as a potential drug to fight Covid-19.
But to be considered a game changer, it will have to overcome a host of challenges even after it gets a final stamp of approval
.Dear Balbir Singh Sooch,
Even as Covid-19 cases continue to rise, the government is looking for ways to restart an economy stuck in the closed lanes of a national lockdown. We at ET Prime have been analysing how policymakers could weave a fightback and put the economy back on its feet. Read this bouquet of stories that outlines what the Indian economy needs in these trying times.
The contagion has cast a long shadow over the economy. Here’s how India could fight it.
Like working from home, learning from home is the new normal. Schools and colleges are closed. Exams have been postponed. This has forced students to stay home and study online. The ed-tech companies are trying to make the most of this new opportunity and learning fast in the lockdown.
Learn from home: ed-tech is becoming integral to education continuity during lockdown
With wallet sizes expected to shrink in the post-pandemic world, Hyundai is betting on a subscription model, leasing, and the used-car business to woo the consumer.
‘People will shun shared mobility after the lockdown’: what’s shaping sales strategy at Hyundai
Remdesivir has emerged as a potential drug to fight Covid-19. But to be considered a game changer, it will have to overcome a host of challenges even after it gets a final stamp of approval.
A tale of clinical and other trials: Gilead’s anti-virus drug has a long battle to fight — beyond the lab
With commercial 5G deployments 18 to 24 months away in India, it opens the door for a large-scale adoption of Wi-Fi 6 – similar in many ways to 5G – for new IoT use cases.
When 6 comes before 5 and after 4. Why India may adopt Wi-Fi 6 ahead of 5G
 Tomorrow we will bring you another digest. Do let us know what you would like to read in our weekend edition.
Regards,
ET Prime Team