Suez Canal Blockage Could Cost Lloyd’s Nearly ‘$100 Million Or More’
Lloyd’s also informed that there was “10.8%” rise in premium rates last year, while the upward rising momentum of the graph continues even in 2021.
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GE Reported Surge In Cashflow
In comparison, analysts at Refinitiv had estimated an average of “$3.03 billion for 2021 and about $2.6 billion for the latest quarter”.
Johnson & Johnson On ‘Single-Dose’ COVID-19 Vaccine Data
Johnson & Johnson’s 2021 profit forecast goes way higher than “Wall Street estimates”.
UK rolls out AstraOxford COVID vaccine after world-first approval
The “UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency” gave its approval for Oxford/AstraZenca vaccine whereby vindicating the step towards essential “mass immunisations” across the globe.
Pfizer Vaccine May Take Ten Days Before Protection Is Developed In The Body
A health worker in California tested positive for COVID-19 following a week of vaccination.
Vaccine Hopes Reflect On Stock Index
Holiday weekend could also result in increased market volatility.
Will Pfizer’s Positive Vaccine Development Hopes Bring Back Old Business Perception?
Has the winning year for ‘corporate stay-at-homes’ come to an end?
Chevron’s Surprise Q3 Profit Post Reduction Of Spending Budget
Recovered oil prices and cost reduction have resulted in surprise Q3 profits.
Pfizer Is Not Ready Yet To Disclose COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Data
Pfizer is expecting to get its “manufacturing data ready” for submitting to the regulators by late November.
An Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Trigger Immune Response In Both Young And Old
British Health Secretary does not rule out the possibility of the vaccine reaching some people in 2020 itself.
Why Does Singapore Have Global Lowest Mortality Rates Due To COVID-19?
The Health Ministry of Singapore reported that its has been over two months that no death has occurred in the island country due to COVID-19 infection.
Global education publisher Pearson appoints Andy Bird as CEO
Andy Bird will be replacing current CEO, John Fallon, and will assume the role from October 19, 2020.
Banks In Britain Include ‘Worst’ Scenario Into ‘Their Risk Models’
In a provisional “potential” loss in loans across these banks could go up to “$22 billion” whereby leaving the previous “analyst forecasts” behind and ramping up pressure on selling shares which already took a beating due to the ongoing global pandemic.
Ontario’s Social Bubbles With No Social Distancing Pressure
Through simple steps, ensuring safety, government in Ontario have allowed people to be part of one social circle.
Is Coronavirus Losing Potency?
Doctors in Italy find “the COVID-19 disease is different” at present.
Weakened Overseas Supply Forces Sharp Output Reduction
General Motors planned on a “seven business days” operation model to cope with shrinking exports.
Second Infection Wave Fear Grip Investors As Global Economy Begin To Reopen
Failure to arrive at a COVID-19 treatment could prove a bit global economic “tripping point”.
Survey Revealed Longer COVID-19 Impact On The U.S. Small Business Sector
Despite the uncertainty, the small and medium sized U.S. corporate sector seem to show “surprising resiliency”.
British Government Hires Former Nestle’s Executive For ‘War Room’ Food Security
Chris Tyas joins DEFRA as its Food Supply’s Director to contain situation over food security as the COVID-19 pandemic deepens.
