The world's biggest iPhone maker has hired the scientist known as the 'SARS hero' to oversee its reopening as it resumes production

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Science Select           The world's biggest iPhone maker has hired the scientist known as the 'SARS hero' to oversee its reopening as it resumes production   Apple's main manufacturing partner, Foxconn, just hired the head of China's coronavirus investigation as an adviser.   READ MORE           The coronavirus death toll has surpassed 2,800, with more than 83,000 infected. Here's everything we know about the outbreak.   Authorities have confirmed tens of thousands of cases of the novel coronavirus in China and at least 51 other countries.   READ MORE           The US has its first coronavirus case with unknown origins — the patient didn't travel to China or interact with anyone sick. Here's what we know about all 60 US patients.   Officials have reported one potential case of "community spread" in California — the patient had no known exposure to the coronavirus.   READ MORE             There's a good chance the new coronavirus will never disappear, experts say. There are only 3 possible endings to this story.   Though the World Health Organization has yet to designate the new coronavirus as a pandemic, one expert disagrees.   READ MORE           Mapping the coronavirus outbreak: Where in the world — and the US — the disease has spread   Cases of the coronavirus has been reported in 49 countries outside of China, with 60 cases in the US.   READ MORE           We asked 12 climate scientists where they'd live in the US to avoid future natural disasters. Here's what they said.   Cities like Portland, Tulsa, and Minneapolis rank among the preferred locations for avoiding effects of climate change.   READ MORE           Both the new coronavirus and SARS outbreaks likely started in Chinese wet markets. Photos show what the markets look like.   China has banned the trade of wild animals. The coronavirus likely jumped to people in a wet market where meat, seafood, and live animals were sold.   READ MORE           People are racing to buy face masks amid the coronavirus outbreak, but they probably won't protect you from illness   Wearing a mask won't protect the average person from the coronavirus as well as washing hands and avoiding contact with anyone who could be infected.   READ MORE           Some seniors who qualify for a new Apple heart study will be able to buy $49 Apple Watches — here's how to sign up   Seniors selected to use an Apple Watch will be eligible to buy one for $49 plus tax, a steep discount on the $399 Apple Watch Series 5.   READ MORE           13 bogus claims about the coronavirus, including a fake coconut-oil cure and a false link to imported packages   People are peddling red algae, coconut oil, and a "miracle" bleach as COVID-19 cures, but don't be fooled.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006