SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia on Monday approved the Pfizer-BioNotech COVID-19 vaccine for use, but warned of AstraZeneca’s international production problems, which means the country has a planned local built The shot will …
Read More »German Scientists Make Paralyzed Mice Revivable
Zuzana Szymanska, by Stefan Nitschke 21 January (Reuters) – German researchers have paralyzed mice to regrow after spinal cord injuries, reestablishing neural links considered irreparable in mammals using a designer protein injected …
Read More »GE alleges that Siemens Energy used stolen trade secrets to manipulate contract bids
NEW YORK, Jan 14 (Reuters) – General Electric Co accused Siemens Energy AG of using stolen trade secrets for rigged bids for lucrative contracts supplying gas turbines to public utilities, and improper …
Read More »Legard of ECB calls for regulating bitcoin’s “fun business”
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde called for global regulation of bitcoin on Wednesday, with the digital currency being used in some instances for money laundering activities and …
Read More »The rapid spread of COVID-19 has increased in Ireland-PM
FILE PHOTO: A woman wearing a protective face mask took a picture on a vacant city center street after the government imposed the highest level of sanctions amid the outbreak of the …
Read More »Global market – COVID-19 cases fall below record height to over 90 million
* Graphic: 2020 asset performance tmsnrt.rs/2yaDPgn * Graphic: World FX rates in 2020 tmsnrt.rs/2egbfVh LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) – World stocks slipped from record highs on Monday as cautiousness in rising coronovirus …
Read More »The South African version is unlikely to completely ignore COVID vaccines, scientists say
Johannesburg, 5 January (Reuters) – A type of coronovirus first discovered in South Africa is unlikely to completely rule out the immunological effects of vaccines, a researcher studying it told Reuters. British …
Read More »The South African version is unlikely to completely ignore COVID vaccines, scientists say
Johannesburg, 5 January (Reuters) – A type of coronovirus first discovered in South Africa is unlikely to completely rule out the immunological effects of vaccines, a researcher studying it told Reuters. British …
Read More »The South African version is unlikely to completely ignore COVID vaccines, scientists say
Johannesburg, 5 January (Reuters) – A type of coronovirus first discovered in South Africa is unlikely to completely rule out the immunological effects of vaccines, a researcher studying it told Reuters. British …
Read More »Global market-Japan shares rise in Asian stocks as US stimulus fuels rally
By Stanley White, Koh Gui King * Asian Stock Market: tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4 * US stimulus increases risk appetite * Japan’s stock is at a peak of 29 years * Oil futures recover hope …
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