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Disney launched its general-entertainment service Star in several international territories on Tuesday.

Aircraft maker says ‘pandemic continues to impact lives, economies and societies’

The company reported a 24 per cent fall in pre-tax profits to £87.8million in 2020, from £116million in 2019, after negligible income from its travel insurance comparison site, TravelSupermarket.

Rio Tinto steps up ESG efforts but Apache people protest Resolution Copper project in Arizona The miner is trying to restore trust with the Aboriginal community after dynamiting heritage areas in Australia, but is going ahead with a US project that is angering Native Americans Rio Tinto PLC (LON:RIO) has highlighted its effort to restore trust with the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura people after dynamiting the Juukan Gorge heritage areas to access iron ore. The FTSE 100 group commented it doe...

LONDON: Drugs giant AstraZeneca has said it is on track to develop a Covid-19 vaccine against new strains of the disease by the autumn as it revealed its annual profits have more than doubled.The...

(Correcting to show CEO was referring to vaccine production not efficacy in headline, first and 4th paragraphs) .

AstraZeneca has forecast 2021 revenue growth after the Covid-19 vaccine developer beat analysts' estimates for fourth-quarter product sales, as a wide range of therapies helped cushion the hit from the pandemic.

AstraZenecas COVID-19 vaccine is not perfect, but will have a big impact on the pandemic, its chief executive predicted on Thursday, as the drugmaker pledged to double supplies to more than 200 million doses per month by April...

The pharmaceutical giant is ramping up production of the current Oxford/AstraZeneca to 200 million doses a month by April.

AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is not perfect, but will have a big impact on the pandemic, its chief executive predicted on Thursday