The Food and Drug Administration on Monday reached an agreement with Abbott Laboratories on the steps needed to reopen the company’s baby food factory that was shut down, which could begin to ease the baby food shortages that have frightened and infuriated parents across the country. The FDA must grant approval to resume production at …
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American and European Union leaders said on Friday they had reached an “agreement in principle” to ensure that the transfer of personal data across the Atlantic was lawful, after a previous agreement was revoked after a court found it did not provide adequate protection. Europeans from American surveillance programs. President Biden said at a press …
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The year that just ended has been a tough one for theatergoers as they face economic, aesthetic and medical challenges. In a smaller way, therefore, it has been a strange year for those of us who have written and reviewed his work. Until late summer 2020 – and then in the fall – we saw …
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Verizon and AT&T said late Monday that they have agreed to delay their new wireless technology deployments by two weeks, complying with requests from federal aviation regulators. voicing their concerns He said the signals could pose an airline safety hazard. The companies made the decision after initially rejecting a delay request made last week by …
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After billionaire owner of the Mets, Steven A. Cohen, flexed some of his financial strength over the weekend, three new additionsmade his most leaping move ever. On Monday, the Mets and Max Scherzer, three-time Cy Young Award winners, agreed to a record-breaking deal that would pair him with Cy Young’s two-time winner, Jacob deGrom, and …
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GLASGOW – China’s top climate change ambassador, Xie Zhenhua, has apologized for arriving late to a weekend meeting at the United Nations climate summit. “We have pretty busy schedules,” said Mr. Xie, according to the two people present for the exchange. “For me in particular, I have to meet with John Kerry almost every day.” …
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WASHINGTON — modern and the National Institutes of Health are bitterly at odds over who deserves credit for inventing the central ingredient in the company’s powerful coronavirus vaccine; this is a conflict with far-reaching implications for the long-term distribution of the vaccine and billions of dollars in future profits. The vaccine was born from a …
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WASHINGTON — Moderna and the National Institutes of Health are in a bitter dispute over who deserves credit for inventing the central ingredient of the company’s powerful coronavirus vaccine, a conflict with far-reaching implications for billions of dollars in the vaccine’s long-term distribution and future profits. The vaccine was born from a four-year collaboration between …
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WASHINGTON — Democrats were preparing for a deal Tuesday that would lift a cap on the amount of state and local taxes that homeowners can deduct as part of a broader $1.85 trillion spending bill. liberal states. But some liberals were quick to catch up with the emerging deal, which would suspend the so-called $10,000 …
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The leaders of the 20-nation Group sent a symbolic message on Sunday as one of its most important climate conferences begins, promising to “continue efforts” to keep the average global temperature rise of 1.5 degrees Celsius by the end of this century. While citing the figure seen as a critical threshold for limiting the most …
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LOS ANGELES — You could say he found the voices of the people behind the cameras. Late Saturday, a union representing Hollywood’s version of blue-collar workers – camera operators, make-up artists, set makers, decorators, lighting technicians, editors, script coordinators, hairdressers, cinematographers, writers assistants – made a temporary bid for a new trio. had an agreement. …
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LOS ANGELES — You could say he found the voices of the people behind the cameras. Late Saturday, a union representing Hollywood’s version of blue-collar workers – camera operators, make-up artists, set makers, decorators, lighting technicians, editors, script coordinators, hairdressers, cinematographers, writers assistants – made a temporary bid for a new trio. had an agreement. …
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