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The Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Kobi Wolf Published December 22. 2020 7:36PM  Naomi Kresge, Bloomberg Pfizer Inc. partner BioNTech SE is pursuing all its options to make more coronavirus vaccine doses than the 1.3 billion the companies have promised to produce next year, according to the German firm's chief executive officer. The companies will probably know by January or February whether and how many additional doses can be produced, Ugur Sahin said late Monday in an interview. "I am confident that we will be able to increase our network capacity, bu...

El Intransigente BioNTech to boost vaccine capacity, sees shot beating new strain Companies have projected 1.3 billion doses by end of next year. BioNTech shot will likely work against U.K. variant, CEO says. Compártelo: BioNTechSE is pursuing all its options to make more Covid-19 vaccine doses than the 1.3 billion the companies have promised to produce next year, according to the German firm’s chief executive officer. The companies will probably know by January or February whether and how many additional doses can be produced, Ugur Sahin said late Monday in an interview. “I am confiden...

New Virus Strain Could Be in U.S.; Fauci Gets Shot: Virus Update Bloomberg 12/22/2020 Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- The new Covid-19 strain that emerged in the U.K. is possibly already in the U.S., Germany, France and Switzerland, officials in those countries said. Ireland imposed new restrictions to stem an “extraordinary growth” in cases, and said the nation should act on the assumption that the new variant has arrived. Pfizer Inc.’s partner BioNTech SE is exploring options to boost vaccine production, and its chief executive officer said its shot will probably work ...