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NYC still vulnerable to hurricanes 10 years after Sandy

Hurricane Sandy swept through New York City in October 2012 leading to 43 deaths and an estimated $19 billion in damages. The fallout devastated city residents as their homes, along with the city’s public transit system, were submerged in water. A decade later, the city is still rebuilding after the superstorm as it confronts the threat of extreme weather. New ...

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Pfizer plans to sell Covid-19 vaccines for up to $130 per dose

Pfizer Inc rises the most in seven months after revealing plans to charge between $110 and $130 per single-dose vial of its Covid-19 vaccine, showing how the company intends to shift its strategy when bringing the blockbuster product to the commercial market. The US government will stop purchasing Covid-19 vaccines and distributing the shots to Americans for free as soon ...

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UK consults private equity firms on market turmoil effects: FT

Britain’s financial watchdog has been consulting private equity firms about the effects on the companies and their investors of rising rates and the bond market tumult triggered by the government’s failed mini-budget, the Financial Times (FT) reported on Sunday. Officials at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) contacted several buyout groups to try to find out how badly the turmoil had ...

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