Outbreak: The robo lawyer that fights for your flight refund

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Welcome to Outbreak, a daily roundup of the top stories on how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting global business.

June 23, 2020

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The top tech stock during the pandemic isn't the one you think it is

Fastly surpassed Zoom to become the best performing tech stock during the pandemic.

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Everything to know about New York City's phase two reopening

You can get your hair cut, finally (with some restrictions).

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The pandemic's economic crunch is fueling the rise of the resale market

The growth of resale is coming at the expense of other retailers, particularly department stores, luxury stores, and clothing chains.

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How the struggle to get a flight refund helped grow this buzzy 'robot lawyer'

DoNotPay uses bots, hinging on the standardization of terms and conditions as well as laws, to send emails and letters to companies or government bureaus on behalf of the consumer.

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The pandemic's unequal effects are becoming ever more obvious

According to one report, many of the U.K.'s richest people saw lockdown increase their savings, because they had to cancel overseas trips and were less likely to go out for meals.

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