Serum Institute of India flags off first consignment of R21/Matrix-M Malaria vaccine to Africa – CNBC TV18 – CNBCTV18

Serum Institute of India flags off first consignment of R21/Matrix-M Malaria vaccine to Africa – CNBC TV18  CNBCTV18‘It is a true honour…’: Adar Poonawalla, flags off first consignment of malaria vaccine from India to Africa  Business TodaySerum Institute Begins Shipments Of Malaria Vaccine ‘R21/Matrix-M’ To Africa  NDTVSII ships its first set of malaria vaccine doses to Africa  ETHealthWorldSII sends…

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Global tech to transform over 3 weeks

THE world’s tech will undergo a transformation over just three weeks with a bonanza of new phones, tablets, smart watches and OLED 4K TVs. THE world’s tech will undergo a transformation over just three weeks with a bonanza of new phones, tablets, smart watches and OLED 4K TVs.  The Australian | Business | World Business News

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Young diners not lovin’ it

MCDONALD’S revenues have slumped and there’s one key reason: Millennials aren’t Maccas fans, choosing fresher, healthier food instead. MCDONALD’S revenues have slumped and there’s one key reason: Millennials aren’t Maccas fans, choosing fresher, healthier food instead.  The Australian | Business | World Business News

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Rosneft poised for Arctic LNG stake

ENERGY giant Rosneft is poised to take control of a new Arctic Circle LNG project planned for an area of northern Russia fronting the Barents Sea. ENERGY giant Rosneft is poised to take control of a new Arctic Circle LNG project planned for an area of northern Russia fronting the Barents Sea.  The Australian | Business |…

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Snapchat valued at $10bn

KLEINER Perkins Caufield & Byers has agreed to invest in ephemeral message service Snapchat at a valuation of close to $US10 bn. KLEINER Perkins Caufield & Byers has agreed to invest in ephemeral message service Snapchat at a valuation of close to $US10 bn.  The Australian | Business | World Business News

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Oil rise fails to lift stocks

The sharemarket slipped further into the red at noon, as declines in supermarkets and banks offset strength in energy stocks. The sharemarket slipped further into the red at noon, as declines in supermarkets and banks offset strength in energy stocks.  Herald Sun | News | Business

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