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J&J Shots Paused; German Infection Rate Climbs: Virus Update Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine distribution was paused in much of the U.S. and Europe pending a review of the development of rare blood clots in several women, marking another setback for the global inoculation campaign. Germany’s rate of infections climbed further beyond a key threshold, a day after the government approved legislation that mandates tougher restrictions in virus hotspots. Chancellor Angela Merkel urged lawmakers in parliament to support the legisla...

(Bloomberg) -- Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine distribution was paused in much of the U.S. pending a review of the development of rare blood clots in several women as the company also delayed its rollout in Europe.

Pfizer to Deliver More Shots; South Africa’s Talks: Virus Update Bloomberg 23 mins ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE expect to deliver more vaccines to the European Union this quarter than currently targeted, offering good news to the bloc after deliveries of Johnson & Johnson’s shot were paused. Popular Searches South Africa is facing delays to vaccine supplies because of “unreasonable terms” being demanded by manufacturers including J&J. Germany’s rate of infections climbed further beyond a key threshold, a day after the government app...

CDC Panel Talk Ends Without Vote; Pfizer Boost: Virus Update Bloomberg 1 day ago Bloomberg News © Photographer: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg A U.S. Army soldier prepares to administer Johnson & Johnson Janssen Covid-19 vaccines at a vaccination center at the Miami Dade College North Campus in North Miami, Florida. (Bloomberg) -- A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel ended discussion of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine without taking a vote. Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE expect to deliver more vaccines to the European Union this quarter than currently targeted. De...

Aviation stares at a bleak future with added restrictions: IATA By TBM Staff | Mumbai The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said that while it is seen that airlines turning cash positive within the year, the near-term picture is bleak. Instead of a boost from the year-end holiday period, there are even more restrictions. Governments tightened borders in a knee-jerk response to a virus mutation.  Canada, UK, Germany, Japan and others added testing to their COVID-19 measures without removing quarantine requirements. I...