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TOP NEWS SUMMARY: Virus cases surge in India and Japan tightens curbs

TOP NEWS SUMMARY: Virus cases surge in India and Japan tightens curbs Mon, 26th Apr 2021 10:46 (Alliance News) - The following is a summary of top news stories Monday. COMPANIES Nestle confirmed it is in talks to buy all or part of Bountiful Co from KKR & Co, following press reports. An acquisition could pre-empt a proposed initial public offering of Bountiful, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing a person familiar with the matter. KKR had been planning to value Bountiful at more than USD6 billion, according to a Bloomberg report in January which cited a person with knowledge of the matter. Bountiful, the owner of the Nature s Bounty vitamins and other health brands, sells products through retailers such as Walmart and CVS, Bloomberg said. Demand for vitamin supplements and other health products has been increased by the pandemic.

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Virus wave, lack of parts hold back German business optimism

FRANKFURT, Germany A closely watched indicator of German business outlooks barely rose in April as the third wave of coronavirus infections held back optimism about the pace of post-pandemic recovery. The Ifo index published Monday crept up to 96.8 points from 96.6 points for March as companies viewed current conditions as better but expressed less optimism about the coming six months. Germany, along with the rest of Europe, is going through a renewed battle with higher levels of infections as a variant that spreads more easily has become the dominant strain. More than 5,000 people are in intensive care with COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.

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April 27, 2021 FRANKFURT, GERMANY (AP) A closely watched indicator of German business outlooks barely rose in April as the third wave of coronavirus infections held back optimism about the pace of post-pandemic recovery. The Ifo index published yesterday crept up to 96.8 points from 96.6 points for March as companies viewed current conditions as better but expressed less optimism about the coming six months. Germany, along with the rest of Europe, is going through a renewed battle with higher levels of infections as a variant that spreads more easily has become the dominant strain. More than 5,000 people are in intensive care with COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.

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Virus wave, lack of parts hold back German business optimism

Virus wave, lack of parts hold back German business optimism
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Virus wave, lack of parts hold back German business optimism

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