Pfizer-BioNTech Booster 95.6% Effective in Trial, Companies Say
A third dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine has been authorized for adults 65 years and older and others at high risk.
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Southwest Airlines to Cut Flights Amid Staffing Shortages
Staffing shortfalls contributed to problems for Southwest Airlines throughout the summer.
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Facebook Is Rebuked by Oversight Board Over Transparency
Facebook created the oversight board to provide guidance about its enforcement systems and make binding decisions about specific enforcement actions.
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Ransomware Gang Masquerades as Real Company to Recruit Tech Talent
The Colonial Pipeline system was hacked using software believed to have been built by Fin7, which has since set up a fake company to recruit employees, security researchers say.
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Mesa Air Moves Into Drone Food Delivery
Mesa plans to start a delivery test with four drones made by Flirtey of Reno, Nev.
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Telemedicine Startups Face Uncertain Regulatory Terrain
Telemedicine startups are confronting a hodgepodge of state regulations, complicating their efforts to expand their services nationwide.
Companies that provide care over the web or through mobile devices scaled up rapidly during the pandemic, as overcrowding at hospitals led to more patients meeting doctors virtually.
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New York City Lost Most Wall Street Jobs in 2020, Amid Covid-19, Since 2008 Recession
Wall Street employment in New York state has taken a hit during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a report by the office of state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.
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Unilever Held Back by Lingering Covid-19 Restrictions in Asia
Unilever’s earnings illustrate how its broad exposure to emerging markets has brought an array of problems since Covid-19 struck.
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AT&T Wireless's Gains Dwarf Shrinking Media Business
AT&T saw a big jump in cellphone customers during the September quarter.
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