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Wednesday, 11 March 2020

Apple Closes All Its Stores in Italy Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

Apple has closed all its stores in Italy amid the coronavirus outbreak that has shut down the country. The stores will remain closed 'until further notice'.

“As we support the work to contain and manage the spread of Covid-19, our priority remains the health and safety of everyone in the communities we serve,” Apple said in a statement on Wednesday.

There are over 12,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Italy and over 800 deaths thus far. The entire country of over 60 million citizens has been put under quarantine measures as it struggles to stop the spread of COVID-19. Today, all shops in the country were ordered to close except for grocery stores and pharmacies.

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Richard E. Grant Will Grace Loki With His Presence

The adopted Asgardian god of trickery and general mischief is set to meet a number of new faces in Disney+’s upcoming Loki series—including, but not limited to, one belonging to a person very recently spotted in a galaxy far, far away.

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A Fate Worse Than Death Visits a Dying City in This Exclusive Excerpt From Caitlin Starling's Yellow Jessamine

Caitlin Starling’s 2019 debut novel, Bram Stoker Award nominee The Luminous Dead, introduced an exciting new voice in horror-infused speculative fiction. This year, she’ll be releasing a new novella in a similar vein, Yellow Jessamine—and we’ve got an exclusive excerpt to share, along with the full cover.

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Trump Finally Admits COVID-19 Is Serious, Blames Europe for Spread of 'Foreign' Virus

In a speech to the nation on Wednesday night, President Donald Trump partially blamed the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic to the United States on Europe, announcing that the White House will take the unprecedented step of suspending travel by most foreign nationals from Europe to the U.S. for 30 days,…

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$2 Billion Wasn't Enough to Keep Magic Leap Afloat, So Now It Wants to Find a Buyer

After years of drumming up ridiculous hype, producing a mediocre product, and raising an absurd amount of money (a little over $2 billion, to be a little more precise), augmented-reality start-up Magic Leap is reportedly looking to sell itself. According to Bloomberg, a sale could net the company more than $10 billion—…

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