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World Coronavirus Dispatch: UK starts real-time review of Moderna's vaccine

A quarter of European airports face insolvency, Carlsberg lifts forecast as sales rebound, HSBC sees deeper cost cuts, and other pandemic-related news across the globe

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The Danish brewer now expects organic operating profit to decline by a mid-single-digit percentage.

Yuvraj Malik New Delhi
One in four European airports face insolvency if travel fails to recover: Many European airports will struggle to stave off insolvency without state help unless travel recovers from its pandemic slump by the end of the year, according to the continent’s main industry group. Airports Council International Europe predicts that 193 out of 740 airports in the region will soon struggle to pay their bills while government-imposed quarantine requirements remain in place, according to findings released Tuesday. The airfields in doubt are mainly smaller, regional hubs but still account for about 277,000 jobs.


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