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AstraZeneca sees revenue from Covid vaccine plummet - Vimarsana News

AstraZeneca sees revenue from Covid vaccine plummet

In the first three months of 2023, total group revenues at AstraZeneca, including those from Covid-19 drugs, fell 4 per cent to reach $10.88billion, which was slightly above forecasts.

Just Eat: Takeaway giant embarks on £132m share buyback scheme after 14 per cent dip in orders - Vimarsana News

Just Eat: Takeaway giant embarks on £132m share buyback scheme after 14 per cent dip in orders

Just Eat will undergo a €150 million (£132m) share buyback scheme after the takeaway giant posted a 14 per cent loss in orders in the first leg of the

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Investegate |Edison Announcements | Edison: Edison Energia: 2 million contracts milestone, goal to double with 2030 Strategic Plan - Vimarsana News

Investegate |Edison Announcements | Edison: Edison Energia: 2 million contracts milestone, goal to double with 2030 Strategic Plan

Investegate announcements from Edison, Edison Energia: 2 million contracts milestone, goal to double with 2030 Strategic Plan

Edison Energia: 2 million contracts milestone, goal to double with 2030 Strategic Plan - Vimarsana News

Edison Energia: 2 million contracts milestone, goal to double with 2030 Strategic Plan

MILAN, Italy, April 19, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Edison Energia, an Edison Group company active in the sale of electric power and natural gas to households and businesses and value-added services to the

Just East order numbers fall but earnings outlook bolstered - Vimarsana News

Just East order numbers fall but earnings outlook bolstered

Just Eat reported total orders of 227.8million in a first-quarter trading update, which is 14 per cent lower than levels seen last year. UK and Ireland orders fell by 11 per cent over the period.