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Companies Froze Dividends In Covid-Stricken 2020: A Few Didn't Bring Them Back. Here's When They Might.

Looking back on March 2020, there was a flood of companies that suspended dividends due to the Covid-19 pandemic. As many corporations took substantial losses, they had no choice but to stop shareholder distributions until further notice.

Benzinga

A.P. is yet to acquire land for several Central institutions, says Union Minister

‘Only 73% of Emergency COVID-19 Relief Package has been spent by the State so far’

The Hindu

City charity is supporting women with 'life changing' project

Blackburne House wellness service has grown since the first covid lockdown in 2020

Liverpool Echo

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Covid-19 vaccines involved in seven out of 10 reports of adverse reactions to human medicines in Ireland in 2021

It said the 17,946 reports of suspected side effects from the use of Covid-19 vaccines arose from approximately 7.5 million doses that had been administered during 2021.

Irish Mirror

The reign of Charles III begins in circumstances much like those of 1952

Like the start of his mother’s reign all those years ago, King Charles III’s reign has begun in the middle of a war. Today, it is the war in Ukraine. In February 1952, it was the Korean War.

Evening Standard

Millions to be offered Covid booster jab as three new groups now eligible - full list

Around 26 million people in England alone will be able to book an appointment for the vaccine in the coming weeks, as long as they had their last Covid jab more than three months ago.

Daily Mirror

COVID-19 policy puts brakes on China's economy

BEIJING -- A shadow has fallen over China's economy amid a resurgence of infections with the novel coronavirus. Nearly 50 cities are under lockdown, with factories shuttered and over 200 million people forced to limit their activities.

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Philippines extending state of calamity for virus pandemic

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is extending a state of calamity declared by his predecessor more than two years ago to deal with continuing concerns over the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

Japan raises daily cap on arrivals, drops some COVID-19 restrictions

Japan has officially relaxed its coronavirus travel restrictions, but international travelers must still apply for visitor visas that limit what they can do while in the country.

Tribune News Service

Egypt Targets $30 Bln Revenues from Tourism Sector

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has asked the private sector and investors to develop a detailed executive plan for the state to increase tourism revenues to $30 billion. Ahead of the 27th meeting of the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27),…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Universities need to get a handle on digital transformation

The pandemic suggests that universities have been largely ineffective at coping with the pace of digital

Birmingham Post

New Zealand removes most remaining COVID rules as cases wane

New Zealand is removing most of its remaining COVID-19 restrictions as the government signals a return to normalcy for the first time since the pandemic began

The Independent UK

Steak restaurant Hawksmoor prepares to open in Liverpool

The restaurant - which already has locations in London, Edinburgh and New York - will create 80 jobs in Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

Boss of steak restaurant Hawksmoor hails Manchester success as new opening planned

Hawksmoor first opened its Deansgate restaurant in 2015

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The Times of India

New Zealand scraps most Covid rules as coronavirus battle winds down

WELLINGTON: New Zealand will no longer require people to wear masks in indoor public spaces or to be vaccinated to work in certain roles, as the country winds down its pandemic battle and learns to live with Covid-19.

The Times of India

Punjab,Haryana and Himachal Pradesh reports 139 new Covid cases

SHIMLA/CHANDIGARH: The region reported 139 new cases of Covid-19 on Sunday with one death in Barnala, Punjab. Punjab reported one death and 48 new Covid cases on Sunday. The death was reported from Barnala. While total cases in the state have reached 7,83,906, the death toll has gone up to…

Wales Online

Covid autumn vaccine rollout for 26 million Brits enters new phase - am I now eligible?

'There is no room for complacency in keeping Covid-19 on the back foot and this autumn booster will help protect those most at risk'

Birmingham Post

'World's best steak restaurant' Hawksmoor serves up future plans ahead of Liverpool launch

New restaurants could open across the UK and US in the coming years

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Nottingham Post

Frustration over 'disruptive' Nottingham city centre construction work that's months overdue

It has caused disruption to the businesses on the high street

The Times of India

Pkl sees no new case, 18 in Chd & 2 in Mohali

CHANDIGARH/MOHALI/PANCHKULA: On Sunday, out of 301 samples, no fresh Covid case was reported in Panchkula. Meanwhile, 18 tested positive and 34 patients were discharged in Chandigarh and 2 positive cases were logged in Mohali.

The Independent UK

People aged 65 and over urged to book Covid-19 booster jab

Bookings can be done online or over the phone as long as the person had their last Covid jab at least three months ago.

Bangkok Post

NHSO halts jab compensation

The National Health Security Office (NHSO) says it will no longer compensate people experiencing side-effects of Covid-19 vaccines, except gold-card universal healthcare members.

ABC News

Corporate Australia just received a glowing profit report card, but the outlook is not as rosy

Reading between the spreadsheet lines, the annual earnings season gave a few hints of what is to come for corporate Australia and the broader economy over the next year.

Inverse

Low booster rates can have serious ripple effects. Get your shot ASAP

Confusion in the public health messaging surrounding boosters has resulted in slow booster uptake across the country.

The Hindu

Nose dose: On nasal COVID-19 vaccine

The nasal vaccine against COVID-19 should help in quicker coverage of the population

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