Moderna Sets Up Shop in China Amid Fears of a 65 Million Per Week Infection Wave
Moderna is setting up shop in China as fears of another COVID-19 wave in the country rise. The vaccine maker says it has registered in China. So far, the country has only vaccinated its population with domestic vaccines. Stocks shot up at the news. This comes amid warnings from China’s top health adviser that China could see 65 million infections per week come summer.
Topics in this episode:
- Moderna Sets Up Shop in China Amid Fears of a 65M Per Week Infection Wave
- U.S. Gov’t Warns of Chinese Hacking Threats
- China’s Role in the U.S. Electrical Grid
- U.S., Chinese Commerce Chiefs Address Trade Concerns
- DOJ Charges Chinese Agents in Bribery Scheme
- House Passes Bipartisan Bill Targeting Fentanyl
- Examining ‘Loopholes’ in U.S. Trade Policy
- Aquilino: U.S. Confident It Could Win a War Over Taiwan
- Pentagon: China Refusing Talks with U.S. Military
- NATO General Visited Taiwan in March Secretly
- Chinese Vessel Enters Vietnamese Waters for Patrol
- New U.S. Platform Seeks to Protect Data Privacy
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