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California Has a Plan for Opening Schools (4:45 p.m. NY) California Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders said they’ve struck a deal that would push school districts in the most-populous U.S. state to begin reopening by April. The state would hand out more than $6 billion for related costs including personal protective equipment, ventilation upgrades and Covid testing. To make up for lost learning, the school year might extend into summer. U.S. Cases Fell 61% in February (3:50 p.m. NY) Covid-19 infections in the U.S. had the biggest monthly decline in February, plunging 61% to ab...

U.S. Cases Fell 61% Last Month; WHO Issues Warning: Virus Update Bloomberg 3/1/2021 A new Covid variant detected in New York is being watched “very, very closely” by U.S. health officials, Anthony Fauci said. Johnson & Johnson is looking for manufacturing partnerships to increase supply of its vaccine, which was cleared Saturday by U.S. regulators. The European Commission is set to unveil a proposal this month for a digital vaccine passport, which could ease a return to normality for those who are immunized. But critics say it may be discriminatory and infringe on privacy. U.K. Prime Mi...

NYC Variant Draws Concern From Fauci (1:40 p.m. NY) A new Covid-19 variant detected in New York City that’s now traveled through various neighborhoods is being watched “very, very closely” by U.S. health officials, Anthony Fauci said on Monday. The variant, known scientifically as B.1.526, likely started off in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan, Fauci, a top adviser to President Joe Biden on the pandemic, said during a news briefing. It is one of five concerning variants now being tracked nationally by health officials. Recent research suggests B.1.526 needs to be closely watc...

standing ovation. the general assembly overwhelmingly accepted to vote for the credentials of the country's new leadership which promises to form a new government in ten days. those are the headlines. i'm zain verjee, and "world business today" starts now. good morning from cnn london, i'm nina des santos. >> this is "world business today." these are your top stories on wednesday, september 21st. a disastrous day for insurers, earthquakes and extreme weather send lloyd's of london deeply into the red. flights, trains and work shifts are canceled in japan as typhoon roke makes lan...