As we head into the holidays, more than 315,000 Americans have died, cases nationwide are nearing 18 million and over 600,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine have been administered in the U.S.
Doctors, nurses, and public health officials have seen this virus up close and have worked nonstop to fight it.
Today, we revisit some of the people we talked to this year who are on the frontlines of the pandemic.
Tesla’s stock has gone up almost 700%. That’s huge considering the average stock market return is around 10% per year.
This week, Tesla started trading as part of the famous S&P 500, a basket of some of the biggest publicly traded companies in America. Think Apple, Walmart or Johnson & Johnson. And because many Americans invest in funds that track the S&P, a whole lot more people now own a piece of Tesla — for better or worse.
Plus, the post-pandemic job market.
And, how to have tough conversations this holiday.
