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The move by the world’s largest digital-ad company comes after recent restrictions on ads next to vaccine misinformation.

Virgin Voyages’ first cruise ship set sail this week after months of pandemic-related delays, looking to offer plentiful dining and entertainment options while cutting back on one thing that has irritated cruise passengers for years: long lines.

The FDA may clear the shot for use among children 5 to 11 years old before November, which would mean pediatrician offices, schools and other locations could get doses to give as early as Halloween.

The big maker of telecom gear and phones is short of advanced chips, and it faces customers who heed U.S. sanctions or doubt the company’s technical reliability. It is diving into new ventures, aiming “to seek survival.”

Drugmakers face pressure to supply Covid-19 vaccines to low-income countries; the new plant isn’t expected to open for a few years.

Steven Burd led the grocery chain as it invested more than $350 million in a deal that never fully materialized.

The roughly $2.7 billion deal is a bet on online publishing that will combine brands like People, Better Homes & Gardens and Investopedia.

Executives at the company also put a hold on some work on new and existing products while more than a dozen people are involved in conducting “reputational reviews” to examine how Facebook may be criticized and to ensure products don’t adversely affect children.

The Detroit auto maker wants to more than double revenue by 2030 aided by new electric models, including an entry-point vehicle priced at $30,000.

The activist investor is pushing the Nevada utility to abandon a planned acquisition of Dominion Energy’s Questar Pipeline and focus on improving its share price instead.