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SunStar + January 31, 2021 MONDE Nissin Corp., the Filipino company owned by Betty Ang, is eyeing to go public this year to raise as much as $1 billion, according to a Bloomberg report. Monde Nissin, the company behind the Lucky Me! instant noodles, is likely to launch this year an initial public offering (IPO), which it had intially eyed a few years back. Monde Nissin’s maiden listing is among the potential IPOs in 2021, including that of National Grid Corp. of the Philippines, which is also seeking an to raise as much as $1 billion from the equities market. Aside from instant...

As of this week, the organization has provided more than 8,500 collective first and second dose COVID-19 vaccinations to frontline caregivers, first responders and high-risk individuals.

San Antonio reports 20 new COVID-19 deaths, 1,752 new cases Jan. 28, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Dominique De La Rosa receives an infusion of monoclonal antibodies to battle COVID-19 at the Freeman Coliseum complex on Jan. 15. San Antonio's health care system is in crisis from the latest COVID-19 surge, and hospitals and local officials are doing everything they can to prevent the crisis from becoming a disaster.Billy Calzada /Billy Calzada San Antonio officials reported 20 new deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday as the coronavirus continues to spread in the region. The newly reported deaths occu...

The number of patients hospitalized with COVID in San Antonio has nearly doubled over the...

Marshall County Health Department give out hundreds of vaccines at walk-in-clinic Health Department sees increase in people getting the vaccine By Stefante Randall | January 21, 2021 at 6:48 PM CST - Updated January 21 at 6:49 PM GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - WAFF 48 continues to bring you updates on the vaccination process across the state. Since Monday, health officials at the Marshall County Health Department have given around 1,000 Moderna vaccine doses. Clinic Supervisor Sara Shelton said vaccines remain limited to those 75 and older, healthcare workers and first responders. Instead o...