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Lessons from the NYC’s school-reopening fiasco

New York City (NYC), the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic last spring, and the largest public school district planning to begin at least some in-person instruction, has botched its reopening plans for the fall. Its mistakes are a cautionary tale for school systems across the US that are struggling to balance the benefits of resuming their educational programs against the ...

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Vaccine politics wants more from big pharma

As President Donald Trump repeatedly touts the possibility of a Covid-19 vaccine winning approval by Election Day, the companies he needs to make that happen are pushing back. And that’s a good thing all around. Nine major coronavirus vaccine developers — including Pfizer Inc, AstraZeneca Plc, and Moderna Inc — signed a joint pledge under which they committed not to ...

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Boeing’s latest 787 flaw puts fleet under scrutiny

Bloomberg Almost every Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner may have a newly disclosed manufacturing flaw in its horizontal stabiliser, said a person familiar with the matter. While Boeing says the issue doesn’t pose an immediate hazard, engineers are studying whether the fault could prematurely age the jets’ carbon-fiber structure. Improper gaps in the stabiliser, the small wing in the aircraft tail, ...

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