Mukesh Ambani, Asia's Richest Man, Rebuilds 261-Year-Old British Toystore
India News | P R Sanjai and Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Tuesday April 13, 2021
A struggling 261-year-old U.K. toy-store chain is seeking a new lease of life in the hands of billionaire Mukesh Ambani, who's looking to India where about a fifth of the world's babies are born to fuel its revival.
Even If Exports Paused, India May Not Have Enough Vaccines: Expert
India News | Dhwani Pandya and Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Thursday April 8, 2021
India's fight against a renewed wave of coronavirus infections is beset by vaccine shortages in several states and cities including the financial capital, Mumbai.
Ikea's Plans For India May Face Stiff Competition From Mukesh Ambani
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Monday March 8, 2021
Furniture giant Ikea is accelerating its India expansion after a nationwide pandemic lockdown last year delayed the construction and opening of new stores in one of its fastest-growing markets.
India's Vaccine Drive Jumped 4-Fold As More Included And PM Received Shot
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Monday March 8, 2021
Following a sluggish start, India's Covid-19 vaccination drive -- one of the world's biggest -- has jumped nearly four-fold after the country opened it up to more people and got a crucial public endorsement from the inoculation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Serum's Adar Poonawalla Warns Of Delays As US Prioritizes Pfizer
World News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday March 5, 2021
The head of the world's biggest vaccine maker and the World Health Organization's chief scientist said manufacturers of coronavirus shots face a global shortage of the raw materials needed to churn out the inoculations.
With 81% Effective Data, Covaxin Could Boost Vaccine Uptake
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Wednesday March 3, 2021
A home-grown coronavirus vaccine that generated controversy when it was granted emergency approval before finishing its final stage testing has shown to provide strong protection against Covid-19 in an interim analysis of an advanced clinical trial.
Indians Should Be Able to Buy Vaccine By March: Apollo Boss
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Wednesday February 17, 2021
India's largest health care chain expects a private market for Covid-19 vaccines to open up across the country within weeks, a move that may boost current government efforts to inoculate 300 million people by August.
India's Vaccine Drive, One Of World's Biggest, "Crash Course" For Nations
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Saturday January 16, 2021
India is launching one of the world's largest coronavirus vaccination drives on Saturday, setting in motion a complex deployment plan aimed at stemming the wide spread of infections across a nation of more than 1.3 billion people.
Apollo Ready To Vaccinate 1 Million Daily In India
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Thursday December 10, 2020
India's largest hospital chain says it's ready to administer one million coronavirus vaccine doses a day, but the government has not made clear how vaccines will be distributed and whether private health-care networks will be involved.
As India Crosses 9 Million Cases, Experts Question "Spotty Testing"
India News | Muneeza Naqvi and Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday November 20, 2020
India's daily coronavirus infections have been cut in half since a peak of more than 97,000 in mid-September, but the significant drop has raised fresh questions over the South Asian nation's testing regime and whether it reflects the true state of its epidemic.
India To Get 100 Million Oxford Vaccine Shots By December: Adar Poonawalla
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday November 13, 2020
The world's largest vaccine maker is ramping up production of AstraZeneca's Covid-19 shot, aiming to have 100 million doses ready by December for an inoculation drive that could begin across India that same month.
As Pakistan Faces Trump Attacks, Its Army Seeks Peace With India: Report
World News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday December 7, 2018
"Saying that the military is on board suggests to the Indians that this time it will be different, since Pakistan's military and intelligence apparatus has been perceived as disruptors to formal rapprochement processes," said Shamila Chaudhary, a former White House and State Department official and now a fellow at Johns Hopkins University School of...
Pakistan's New Finance Minister Is An Expert In Hazardous Materials
World News | Faseeh Mangi, Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Thursday September 13, 2018
Asad Umar's expertise in hazardous materials should come in handy for his new job: managing Pakistan's economy.
How China's Billions Are Modernising Pakistan's Railways - And Quickly
World News | Ismail Dilawar, Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Sunday April 22, 2018
Just a pledge from China to help upgrade Pakistan's train network has prompted authorities in the South Asian nation to overhaul its colonial-era rail infrastructure.
Karachi Murder Raises Red Flag On China's $50 Billion Projects In Pakistan
World News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Tuesday February 13, 2018
Chen Zhu finished lunch last week at Karachi's China Town restaurant before driving to buy groceries opposite Zamzama Park, an upmarket area in Pakistan's financial capital close to diplomatic consulates and a Navy-fortified housing estate.
Mukesh Ambani, Asia's Richest Man, Rebuilds 261-Year-Old British Toystore
India News | P R Sanjai and Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Tuesday April 13, 2021
A struggling 261-year-old U.K. toy-store chain is seeking a new lease of life in the hands of billionaire Mukesh Ambani, who's looking to India where about a fifth of the world's babies are born to fuel its revival.
Even If Exports Paused, India May Not Have Enough Vaccines: Expert
India News | Dhwani Pandya and Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Thursday April 8, 2021
India's fight against a renewed wave of coronavirus infections is beset by vaccine shortages in several states and cities including the financial capital, Mumbai.
Ikea's Plans For India May Face Stiff Competition From Mukesh Ambani
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Monday March 8, 2021
Furniture giant Ikea is accelerating its India expansion after a nationwide pandemic lockdown last year delayed the construction and opening of new stores in one of its fastest-growing markets.
India's Vaccine Drive Jumped 4-Fold As More Included And PM Received Shot
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Monday March 8, 2021
Following a sluggish start, India's Covid-19 vaccination drive -- one of the world's biggest -- has jumped nearly four-fold after the country opened it up to more people and got a crucial public endorsement from the inoculation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Serum's Adar Poonawalla Warns Of Delays As US Prioritizes Pfizer
World News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday March 5, 2021
The head of the world's biggest vaccine maker and the World Health Organization's chief scientist said manufacturers of coronavirus shots face a global shortage of the raw materials needed to churn out the inoculations.
With 81% Effective Data, Covaxin Could Boost Vaccine Uptake
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Wednesday March 3, 2021
A home-grown coronavirus vaccine that generated controversy when it was granted emergency approval before finishing its final stage testing has shown to provide strong protection against Covid-19 in an interim analysis of an advanced clinical trial.
Indians Should Be Able to Buy Vaccine By March: Apollo Boss
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Wednesday February 17, 2021
India's largest health care chain expects a private market for Covid-19 vaccines to open up across the country within weeks, a move that may boost current government efforts to inoculate 300 million people by August.
India's Vaccine Drive, One Of World's Biggest, "Crash Course" For Nations
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Saturday January 16, 2021
India is launching one of the world's largest coronavirus vaccination drives on Saturday, setting in motion a complex deployment plan aimed at stemming the wide spread of infections across a nation of more than 1.3 billion people.
Apollo Ready To Vaccinate 1 Million Daily In India
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Thursday December 10, 2020
India's largest hospital chain says it's ready to administer one million coronavirus vaccine doses a day, but the government has not made clear how vaccines will be distributed and whether private health-care networks will be involved.
As India Crosses 9 Million Cases, Experts Question "Spotty Testing"
India News | Muneeza Naqvi and Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday November 20, 2020
India's daily coronavirus infections have been cut in half since a peak of more than 97,000 in mid-September, but the significant drop has raised fresh questions over the South Asian nation's testing regime and whether it reflects the true state of its epidemic.
India To Get 100 Million Oxford Vaccine Shots By December: Adar Poonawalla
India News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday November 13, 2020
The world's largest vaccine maker is ramping up production of AstraZeneca's Covid-19 shot, aiming to have 100 million doses ready by December for an inoculation drive that could begin across India that same month.
As Pakistan Faces Trump Attacks, Its Army Seeks Peace With India: Report
World News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Friday December 7, 2018
"Saying that the military is on board suggests to the Indians that this time it will be different, since Pakistan's military and intelligence apparatus has been perceived as disruptors to formal rapprochement processes," said Shamila Chaudhary, a former White House and State Department official and now a fellow at Johns Hopkins University School of...
Pakistan's New Finance Minister Is An Expert In Hazardous Materials
World News | Faseeh Mangi, Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Thursday September 13, 2018
Asad Umar's expertise in hazardous materials should come in handy for his new job: managing Pakistan's economy.
How China's Billions Are Modernising Pakistan's Railways - And Quickly
World News | Ismail Dilawar, Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Sunday April 22, 2018
Just a pledge from China to help upgrade Pakistan's train network has prompted authorities in the South Asian nation to overhaul its colonial-era rail infrastructure.
Karachi Murder Raises Red Flag On China's $50 Billion Projects In Pakistan
World News | Chris Kay, Bloomberg | Tuesday February 13, 2018
Chen Zhu finished lunch last week at Karachi's China Town restaurant before driving to buy groceries opposite Zamzama Park, an upmarket area in Pakistan's financial capital close to diplomatic consulates and a Navy-fortified housing estate.
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