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WHO is Tempering Expectations About Vaccine Availability
It will take until at least mid-2021 before large-scale vaccination against the coronavirus can be carried out. The World Health Organization (WHO) warns against this, even though the development of several vaccines is at an advanced stage.…
Renault Wants to Focus Less on Volume and More on Margin
The French Renault wants to focus less on the number of cars the company sells and more on the profit margin.
In addition to a division for the Renault, Dacia and Alpine brands, there will therefore be a branch for "new mobility".…
US Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Also Visits Kenosha
US Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is visiting the riots-ridden city of Kenosha on Thursday, his campaign team reported Wednesday.
The visit is two days after President Donald Trump had also been in place to view, among…
Sixteen Passengers Infected on Debacle Flight TUI From Greece
A passenger flight from the Greek island of Zakynthos to the British Cardiff turned out to be a debacle last Tuesday.
193 passengers and employees of the airline TUI have to be quarantined now that sixteen of the occupants have…
The US Stock Markets Entered the Weekend With Gains on Friday
The US stock markets entered the weekend with gains on Friday. On Wall Street, among other things, the promises of President Donald Trump for a possible second term were processed.
Investors also chewed on the speech by US central…
World Economic Forum Postponed to Summer
The World Economic Forum will not take place in January next year but at the beginning of the summer.
The organization of the annual meeting of top executives of large companies and politicians in Davos has announced this. They…
WHO: The West African Nigeria is Now Free of the Poliovirus
The West African Nigeria is now also free of the poliovirus. This is the conclusion of the World Health Organization WHO, which can call the entire continent of Africa free from polio.
The organization's chief, Ethiopian Tedros…
Greta Thunberg is Going Back to School
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg (17) is returning to school after a one-year sabbatical. "It's great to be back at school finally," Thunberg tweeted Monday.
She did not indicate at which school she will attend classes…
Facebook Takes Measures If Trump Rejects Result
Facebook is taking precautions in case US President Donald Trump refuses to accept the result if he loses after the November election, The New York Times reports.
Sources within the social media company say there are scenarios in…
Estée Lauder Loses Sales Due to Stores Closed by Coronavirus
Cosmetics brand Estée Lauder saw sales fall by a third in the past quarter as many stores worldwide had to close their doors due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Increased online sales could not sufficiently compensate for the…