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EMA Starts Review Of Sanofi-GlaxoSmithKline's COVID-19 Vaccine

The European Medicines Agency has started reviewing Sanofi SA (NASDAQ:SNY) and its partner GlaxoSmithKline Plc's (NYSE:GSK) application seeking conditional authorization for their COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine candidate, Vidprevtyn, was already being evaluated under a rolling review by EMA. The drugmakers had earlier said that they would seek regulatory approval for their COVID-19 vaccine to be…

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HUYA Shares Drop As China Reportedly Renews Crackdown In LiveStreaming Sector

China drafted new regulations to cap internet users' daily monetary spending on digital tipping as a part of a renewed crackdown on the $30 billion live-streaming industry, the Wall Street Journal reports. China also looked to set a daily limit on live-streamers earnings and tighter censorship over the content. The report…

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DOJ backs antitrust bill to limit self-preferencing in Big Tech

A letter sent to bipartisan lawmakers calls for the speedy passing of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act.

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Roman Abramovich's suspected poisoning during Ukraine peace talks 'very concerning'

The UK's Foreign Office has described the suspected poisoning as 'very concerning' and insisted the UK will 'continue to assist' with tough sanctions on Russia.

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What we know about Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich's reported 'poisoning' in Ukraine

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich and at least two Ukrainian peace negotiators reportedly suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning earlier this month after a meeting in Kyiv.

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Roman Abramovich suspected poisoning claims ‘very concerning’ – Foreign Office

The UK pledged to continue to assist Ukraine by implementing tough sanctions on Vladimir Putin’s regime.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian peace negotiators suffer suspected poisoning as Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich also struck down

The trio developed red eyes, constant painful tearing and skin peeling on their faces and hands

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Abramovich suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning: Reports

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Ukrainian peace negotiators suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning, WSJ reports.

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Roman Abramovich ‘suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning including peeling skin and red eyes’ after Ukraine peace talks

The Chelsea owner was reported to have suffered symptoms along with at least two Ukrainian negotiators

Evening Standard

Roman Abramovich ‘suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning’ after peace talks

The Chelsea owner was reported to have suffered symptoms along with at least two Ukrainian negotiators.

The Independent UK

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich suffers alleged 'poisoning' during Ukraine peace talks

The 55-year-old billionaire who is selling Chelsea was left with red eyes and peeling skin, according to report in Wall Street Journal

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Microsoft Ex-Employee Raises Corruption Charges In Middle East, Africa

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) fired some employees and terminated partnerships concerning bribery allegations in its sales efforts in the Middle East, the Wall Street Journal reports. A former Microsoft manager Yasser Elabd, who worked throughout the Middle East and Africa from 1998 to 2018, made the allegations public after being fired. Elabd alleged that Microsoft…

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Russian billionaire Abramovich, Ukrainian peace negotiators hit by suspected poisoning - WSJ

Sanctioned Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian peace negotiators suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning earlier this month after a meeting in Kyiv, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

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China Tech's Dwindling Fortunes Fuel More Alibaba Stake Selloff Speculations By SoftBank

The dwindling fortunes of the Chinese tech shares have prompted concerns over Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA) stake selloff by SoftBank Group Corp (OTC:SFTBY) (OTC:SFTBF), the Wall Street Journal reports. SoftBank's single most significant investment in the e-commerce giant was hit hard by the domestic crackdown. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index of U.S.-listed Chinese stocks…

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Russia-Ukraine latest updates: Biden defends Putin remarks

Ukraine news from March 28: Joe Biden refuses to backtrack after saying Vladimir Putin ‘cannot remain in power’.

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Russian Invasion of Ukraine Proves To Be Another Headache For Alibaba: WSJ

The Western sanctions on Russia became a bone of contention for Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE: BABA), as Russia proved to be a bright spot for its AliExpress,

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President Biden Says US Will Respond If Russia Uses Chemical Weapons In Ukraine: WSJ

U.S. officials said that President Biden had embraced a longstanding U.S. approach of using the threat of a potential nuclear response to deter conventional and other non-nuclear dangers and nuclear ones.

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Uber makes peace with New York City taxis

The citywide agreement will put yellow taxis on its app

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Novavax's COVID-19 Vaccine Scores Green Light In India with First Approval For Adolescents

Novavax Inc's (NASDAQ:NVAX) COVID-19 vaccine has got emergency-use authorization from the Drugs Controller General of India for children aged 12 to 17 years. The authorization is a global first approval in adolescents for the vaccine manufactured and marketed in India by the Serum Institute of India under the brand name Covovax. Novavax said…

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SEC Proposes Mandatory Disclosure Of Climate-Change Risks, Emissions: WSJ

U.S. regulators proposed stringent requirements for publicly traded companies to report information on greenhouse-gas emissions and risks related to climate change.

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American Airlines To Resume Alcohol Sales From Mid-April: WSJ

American Airlines Group Inc (NASDAQ:AAL) is set to resume selling alcoholic beverages on many domestic flights from April, reported WSJ. American Airlines was the last major U.S. airline to delay selling alcoholic beverages because of the rise in unruly passenger behavior. Airlines suspended food and beverage service after the travel demand declined…

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Regulator Defers MGM Stakeholder's Nevada Gaming License By 1 Month

Nevada Gaming Commission shelved MGM Resorts International (NYSE:MGM) stakeholder Barry Diller’s licensing by a month until an April commission meeting, the Wall Street Journal reports. The move coincided with insider-trading investigations by federal authorities into his share purchases of Activision Blizzard Inc (NASDAQ:ATVI). In 2020, Diller and his internet holding company, IAC/InterActiveCorp (NASDAQ:IAC), admitted spending over $1 billion for…

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Biden, Democrats Fall Short On Voters' Key Issues: WSJ

The Wall Street Journal poll concluded that President Biden failed to satisfy 57% of voters despite an appreciation for his response to the Russian - Ukraine crisis and a recent State of the Union speech. The poll results were consistent with WSJ's previous poll taken during mid-November. Biden's fellow Democrats also lost ground to Republicans…

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Falling Chip Prices Are Making 5G Phones More Affordable: WSJ

The falling price of the 5G phone specialized semiconductors helped make faster mobile service affordable to more lower-income consumers globally, the Wall Street Journal repor

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Democrats Remove $15.6B COVID-19 Provision To Pass $13.6B Aid for Ukraine: WSJ

The House passed a $1.5 trillion spending bill, including emergency aid for Ukraine, after Democratic leaders decided to remove the $15.6 billion in COVID-19 assistance, as some Democratic lawmakers said they felt blindsided by the provision.

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