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US may have 2 Covid vaccines by November end

Two American companies -- Pfizer and Moderna&nbsp;-- expect to apply for emergency approval for their Covid-19 vaccines by late November

Two American companies expect to apply for emergency approval for their Covid-19 vaccines by late November, news agency AFP has reported. The news comes amid a third surge of coronavirus cases in the US where the infections have touched 8 million. Drugmaker Pfizer said on Friday that it hopes to move ahead with its vaccine after safety data is available in the third week of November. Bio firm Moderna is also aiming for November 25 to seek authorization for its Covid vaccine. But experts have warned that even when vaccines are approved, it will take many months until they are widely available.

'Doing very well': Covid +ve, Trump hospitalised

US President Donald Trump has been hospitalized and given an experimental Covid-19 treatment, following a Covid positive report on Friday

US President Donald Trump has been hospitalized and given an experimental Covid-19 treatment, following a Covid positive report on Friday, news agency AFP reported. In video message, Trump said he was "doing very well". The President and the First Lady contracted the virus on Friday, knocking him off the campaign trail a month from the US election.&nbsp;After having not been seen in public since his shock announcement, Trump walked out of the White House on Friday evening, wearing a mask, and flew by helicopter to the Walter Reed military hospital outside Washington.

US President Donald Trump has been hospitalized and given an experimental Covid-19 treatment, following a Covid positive report on Friday, news agency AFP&nbsp;reported. In video message, Trump said he was "doing very well". The President and the First Lady contracted the virus on Friday, knocking him off the campaign trail a month from the US election.&nbsp;After having not been seen in public since his shock announcement, Trump walked out of the White House on Friday evening, wearing a mask, and flew by helicopter to the Walter Reed military hospital outside Washington.

'I don't like it': TikTok-Oracle deal hits Trump bump

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he wasn't ready to approve the Oracle-TikTok deal, insists it has to be a 100% takeover

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he wasn't ready to approve the Oracle-TikTok deal, which would allow the Chinese video app to continue operating in the United States, news agency AFP has reported. Trump has said that it has to be a 100% takeover by the US tech giant of the ByteDance platform, insisting he needs to see the deal before approving it. The US President is also opposed to an arrangement reported by media in which ByteDance would keep a majority stake in the company and Oracle a minority stake.

Saved Saudi prince a** in Khashoggi case: Trump

US President Donald Trump boasted that he saved Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman from greater scrutiny over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to a new book

US President Donald Trump boasted that he saved Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman from greater scrutiny over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to a new book, news agency AFP&nbsp;has reported. In one of the interviews with Watergate-fame reporter Bob Woodward, Trump defended Mohammed bin Salman over the gruesome murder of Khashoggi inside a Saudi consulate in Turkey. "I saved his ass. I was able to get Congress to leave him alone. I was able to get them to stop," Trump told Woodward for his forthcoming book "Rage", according to excerpts published in US media.

Has Reliance denied reports of $20 billion Amazon deal?

The report about the RIL-Amazon deal which sent the domestic giant's shares 7% higher on Thursday, contributing 126 points to the&nbsp;Nifty's&nbsp;171 points gain, may not take place at all.
Reliance Industries has denied a report that it was planning to sell a $20 billion stake in its retail business to Amazon, AFP&nbsp;reported quoting a source at the oil-to-telecom&nbsp;company.
However, Reliance, in an exchange filing, denied commenting on any such deal.
The report published by Bloomberg on Thursday mentioned that Mukesh Ambani-led RIL&nbsp;had offered Amazon a&nbsp;40% stake in its retail business.

The report about the RIL-Amazon deal which moved the domestic giant's shares 7% higher on Thursday, contributing 126 points to the&nbsp;Nifty's&nbsp;171 points gain, may not take place at all.
Reliance Industries has denied a report that it was planning to sell a $20 billion stake in its retail business to Amazon, AFP&nbsp;reported quoting a source at the oil-to-telecom&nbsp;company.
However, Reliance, in an exchange filing, denied commenting on any such deal.
The report published by Bloomberg on Thursday mentioned that Mukesh Ambani-led RIL&nbsp;had offered Amazon a&nbsp;40% stake in its retail business.

The report about the RIL-Amazon deal which sent the domestic giant's shares 7% higher on Thursday, contributing 126 points to the&nbsp;Nifty's&nbsp;171 points gain, may not take place at all.
Reliance Industries has denied a report that it was planning to sell a $20 billion stake in its retail business to Amazon, AFP&nbsp;reported quoting a source at the oil-to-telecom&nbsp;company.
However, Reliance, in an exchange filing, denied commenting on any such deal.
The report published by Bloomberg on Thursday mentioned that Mukesh Ambani-led RIL&nbsp;had offered Amazon a&nbsp;40% stake in its retail business.

Coronavirus can invade brain, finds US study

A new US study has found evidence that the coronavirus is capable of invading some patients' brain cells

A new study has offered the first clear evidence that the coronavirus is capable of invading some patients' brain cells. It says that headaches, confusion and delirium experienced by some Covid-19 patients could be the result of the coronavirus directly invading the brain. The research is still preliminary -- but offers several new lines of evidence to support what was previously a largely untested theory. According to the Yale study, the virus is able to replicate inside the brain, and its presence starves nearby brain cells of oxygen, though the prevalence of this is not yet clear, news agency AFP reported.

China desperate to fight Covid criticism, shows vaccine for first time

Desperate to counter Covid-19 criticism, China has for the first time put its coronavirus vaccines on display. Details here&nbsp;

China, in order to counter the Covid-19 criticism, has for the first time put its homegrown coronavirus vaccines on display. A representative of Sinovac, producer of the vaccine candidate told AFP his firm has already "completed the construction of a vaccine factory" that is able to produce 300 million doses a year. High hopes hang on the small vials of liquid on show at a Beijing trade fair. China, which is facing a storm of foreign criticism over its early handling of the pandemic, is desperate to change the narrative surrounding the pandemic.

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