Chaffetz: Quarantine Needed for W. Africa Travelers

Chaffetz: Quarantine Needed for W. Africa Travelers

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The transcript covers several topics: an Ebola case involving Dr. Craig Spencer and the subsequent quarantine measures in the U.S.; UPS's projections for a busy holiday season and its efforts to avoid past delivery issues; Ford's production halt of the F-150 truck and its impact on profits; and Amazon's financial challenges, including its largest annual loss in 12 years, driven by investments in infrastructure and new ventures.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What measures are being taken to prevent the spread of Ebola in the United States?

Travelers from West Africa are being funneled into five US airports for screening.

Vaccination is mandatory for all citizens.

All travelers are required to wear masks at all times.

A nationwide lockdown has been implemented.

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What is UPS doing to avoid the delivery issues it faced last year?

Reducing the number of shipments.

Increasing the number of delivery trucks.

Projecting an 11% rise in shipments and improving logistics.

Hiring more temporary workers.

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How has Ford managed to offset some of its financial losses?

By suspending all production temporarily.

Through rising sales in China.

By increasing production of the F-150 pickup truck.

By cutting down on employee benefits.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the reasons for Amazon's projected annual loss?

A decline in Amazon Prime memberships.

Significant spending on infrastructure and new ventures.

Increased competition from local retailers.

A decrease in online shopping.

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What was a major financial setback for Amazon recently?

A decline in customer satisfaction ratings.

A lawsuit from a competitor.

A drop in stock prices.

The failure of the Fire Phone.