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Hong Kong’s vaccine advisory panel recommended giving a partial dose of BioNTech SE’s adult Covid shot to younger children, resorting to an “off-label use” amid supply shortages for a pediatric formulation.

Frank Grace, an American based in London and group chairman of Team Relocations, a corporate relocations company, recently discovered one of the great secrets of the wine business: You make a lot more money selling 30,000 cases of $15 wine than you do selling 6,000 cases of $75 wine.
It is the reason that such high volume vineyards as Kendall-Jackson's Vintners Reserve and Yellow Tail have made fortunes for their owners. However it is a lesson that many CEOs, successful in other fields and financially secure, never learn. As often as not they are not so much concerned with making money from owning a winery as garnering prestige and enjoying the lifestyle of being a gentleman farmer in such salubrious spots as Napa or Tuscany.


Race to become Japan’s PM hots up
Financial Times - London,England,UK
By Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo As the race to become Japan’s next prime minister gathered momentum over the weekend, one question has stood out. ...

China's baby-milk scandal

Formula for disaster

Sep 18th 2008 | SHIJIAZHUANG
From The Economist print edition

A scandal in China over deadly baby milk

infant formula noun [U]

US FOR baby milk

formula 

noun plural formulas or formulae

1 [C] a standard or accepted way of doing or making something, the items needed for it, or a mathematical rule expressed in a set of numbers and letters:

We have changed the formula of the washing powder.

We had to learn chemical formulae at school, but I can only remember H₂O for water.

There's no magic formula for success.

2 [U] artificial milk which can be given to babies instead of milk from their mother

formulate 

verb [T]

to develop all the details of a plan for doing something:

to formulate a new plan

to formulate legislation

formulation 

noun [C or U]

formulaic

adjective FORMAL

containing or consisting of fixed and repeated groups of words or ideas:

The text was dull and formulaic.

hot up phrasal verb UK INFORMAL
If an event or situation hots up, it becomes more exciting and more things start to happen:
A few days before the elections, the pace began to hot up.
The competition is really hotting up now.

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