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EU Amends Export Curb; Mutations Undercut Optimism: Virus Update

Africa Variant Found in Maryland; U.S. Cases Slow: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/30/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg People wait in their vehicles at a drive-thru Covid-19 vaccination site at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. The city of Long Beach this week expanded distribution of vaccines to food workers, the first group of essential workers in Los Angeles County outside the healthcare industry to be offered the critical shots. (Bloomberg) Maryland reported a case of the coronavirus variant first found in South Africa, the third documented in the U.S. California surpassed 40,000 fatalities, the most after New York. Deaths in North Carolina exceeded 100 for a fourth consecutive day.

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Ex-FDA Head Sees Doses For All U S Adults by June: Virus Update

Africa Variant Found in Maryland; U.S. Cases Slow: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/30/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg People wait in their vehicles at a drive-thru Covid-19 vaccination site at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. The city of Long Beach this week expanded distribution of vaccines to food workers, the first group of essential workers in Los Angeles County outside the healthcare industry to be offered the critical shots. (Bloomberg) Maryland reported a case of the coronavirus variant first found in South Africa, the third documented in the U.S. California surpassed 40,000 fatalities, the most after New York. Deaths in North Carolina exceeded 100 for a fourth consecutive day.

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Turkey Starts Antitrust Investigation Into WhatsApp, Facebook

Turkey’s antitrust board launched an investigation into Facebook Inc. and its messaging service WhatsApp Inc. over new usage terms that have sparked privacy concerns.

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Petrobras Oil Output Hits Record as Most Peers Reel From Crash

Petrobras Oil Output Hits Record as Most Peers Reel From Crash Bloomberg 1/8/2021 Carlos Caminada © Bloomberg Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) oil rigs stand under construction near gantry cranes at the Verolme shipyard near Angra dos Reis, Brazil on Thursday, April 23, 2020. The state-owned company has cut their diesel and gasoline prices, along with their oil production, as chronic oversupply overwhelms the world crude tanks, pipelines and supertankers. (Bloomberg) Petrobras wrapped up 2020 with record oil production just as most of its peers reeled from the worst crude-market crash in history. In a year that brought the U.S. shale industry to its knees, the Brazilian state-run giant pumped an all-time-high 2.3 million barrels a day of crude, according to a statement Thursday. That’s about the same as OPEC member Kuwait.

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South Africa Virus Strain More Transmissible, Not More Severe

South Africa Virus Strain More Transmissible, Not More Severe Bloomberg 1/7/2021 Antony Sguazzin © Bloomberg People wait to be tested by medical staff at a South Africa Health Department mobile coronavirus testing unit in Johannesburg. (Bloomberg) The new coronavirus strain identified in South Africa appears to be more transmissible than earlier variants and has accelerated the onset of a second wave of infections, according to a member of a panel of scientists advising the country’s health minister. Popular Searches Yet there’s no evidence that it causes a more severe or different form of the disease, and hospitalization and mortality rates as a proportion of the number of infections are lower than during the first wave in July and August, said Ian Sanne, an infectious diseases doctor and head of Right to Care, a non-profit that provides treatment to people with HIV and associated diseases.

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