LiveWorld Bank Approved $12 Bn for Novel Coronavirus Vaccines
On Tuesday, the World Bank said that it has approved $12 billion for developing countries for financing the purchase and distribution of Covid-19 vaccines, tests and treatment....
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World Trade Organization Soon to Get First Woman Leader
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is all set to have its first female leader after Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala of Nigeria and Yoo Myung-hee of South Korea made it...
Google Delays Play Billing for Indian Apps to March 2022
Today, Google said that Startups about Play Billing policies, it is “setting up listening sessions” with “leading Indian startups” to “understand their concerns”. The move...
Microsoft Plans $1 Billion Data Centre Venture in Greece
The multinational technology company, Microsoft has announced plans to build three data centres in greater Athens, providing a badly needed investment of up to $1 billion to...
CEO Tim Cook Permitted Apple’s First Major Stock Package Since 2011
A total of 333,987 restricted accounts was allowed to CEO Tim Cook by Apple on Tuesday, seeing a chance to earn about as 667,974 more should he...
Tokyo Meeting Arranged Next Week: Mike Pompeo to Meet S Jaishankar
Information provided by Japan on Tuesday said that a meeting in Tokyo have been arranged for the upcoming week among the highest diplomats from the USA, India,...
China to Produce 61 Crore COVID-19 Vaccine Doses This Year
The yearly production amount of COVID-19 vaccines in China might reach an estimated 610 million doses as 2020 ends, revealed China’s National Health Commission. Further predictions...
Jio Initiates Mobile Services on 22 International Flights
Mobile phone plans from daily usage at Rs499 have begun being offered by Reliance Jio, which is available on 22 flights through global routes. Jio is...
Alibaba Fintech Arm to Raise $35 Bn in Hong Kong-Shanghai
A Thursday report mentioned Alibaba fintech is acquiring funds up to $35 billion through a joint listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai, leading to the...
Saudi Arabia to Continue Religious Tourism for Economic Revival
Saudi Arabia will reopen two Islam worship sites in October, following suspensions for seven months to contain COVID-19 infections. Now it aims at stabilising its hit...