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The COVID-19 pandemic has sped up the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the pharma market in domains such as healthcare.

The $8+ billion U.S. nail salons industry, like many other personal services, took a hit last year. The Covid-19 pandemic shuttered many of the nation’s nail salons and revenues plunged.

Countries around the world have had their hands full battling the spread of COVID-19, but another looming existential crisis—the threat of climate change—hasn’t been forgotten either.

The online gambling industry is seeing major technological advances among other trends that are shaping the market, particularly in reaction to the COVID-19 impact. A recent report by TBRC highlights some of the key strategies that can be adopted by companies to benefit from these trends.

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The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of molecular diagnostics devices and equipment in the healthcare industry, highlighting the power of sequencing-based diagnostic testing in global efforts to combat the spread of the infectious diseases, and its importance in supporting recovery efforts.

The space industry in the past was dominated by national space agencies across the globe. Currently, with the advent of new space players, the dynamics in the space industry have transformed. 

After a challenging 2020, the U.S. construction industry remains resilient with growth projected in the future.