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Zika pushes 38 percent of US businesses surveyed to let workers defer trips – Reuters

February 12, 2016

Zika pushes 38 percent of US businesses surveyed to let workers defer trips – Reuters
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Zika pushes 38 percent of US businesses surveyed to let workers defer trips
Reuters
Multinational companies contacted separately by Reuters showed a similar split over how to respond to the virus's rapid spread in Latin America and the Caribbean. While airlines and cruise ship operators have yet to report declines in bookings because ...
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Zika pushes 38 percent of US businesses surveyed to let workers defer trips – Reuters

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