Business Insider’s biggest advertising and media stories for July 17
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Day: July 17, 2020
Restaurant chain Zizzi and Ask Italian closing 75 branches
. . The owner of Zizzi and Ask Italian restaurant chains said it will close
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says life could return to normal by Xmas
Life in the UK could return to normal by November, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has
How health-insurance companies deceive Americans into paying more
Wendell Potter is a former vice president of Cigna and was a health-insurance executive for
British Airways retires entire 747 fleet after travel downturn
. . British Airways has said it will retire all of its Boeing 747s as
10 things you need to know before the opening bell
Here’s what you need to know before markets open. 1.Netflix tanks on earnings miss and
New CDC school guidelines delayed after Trump attacked old ones
The CDC delayed new guidelines for school reopenings that were due this week, telling CNN
How to download all of your Instagram data, photos, and more
You can download your data on Instagram by accessing the app’s security settings, and requesting
Roosevelt Institute director: How neoliberalism sustains racist systems
Paul Constant is a writer at Civic Ventures, a cofounder of the Seattle Review of
Gun sales surge as safety concerns fuel a ‘seismic shift’ in ownership
Gun sales are surging amid growing concerns about personal safety, according to research and firearm
The State of Virtual Care in the US – Report from Insider Intelligence
Business Insider Intelligence The coronavirus pandemic has been a watershed moment for telehealth —
Caution means mass return to work unlikely, say firms
. . Businesses remain cautious about the latest lockdown easing for England, and warn that