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Moderna Inc's COVID-19 booster vaccine, aimed at the BA.1 Omicron strain, elicits a powerful immune reaction against this subvariant, keeping antibodies at a high level for at least three months, as reported by the company.

Profits of US card companies are expected to rise. This is attributed to the fact that, despite high inflation, travel demand is rising, which contributes a lot to the companies’ revenue.

Despite repeated claims of Japanese officials to intervene in order to stabilize the currency market, the yen broke through the psychological level of 150 to the dollar. This was the first time in more than 30 years.

Inflation in Japan has reached 3% for the first time in three decades, which only reinforced doubts about the need for further central bank stimulus for the currency.

As part of JPMorgan's policy and regulatory efforts, Aaron Iovine, the former head of the bankrupt Celsius Network, has been hired to lead the cryptocurrency regulatory department.

Throughout this year, leading economists, as well as the giants of Wall Street, have been persistently warning about the upcoming recession.

India's antitrust watchdog has ordered Google to reconsider their approach to Android platforms. Using unfair competition practices led to the company’s fine of 13.38 billion Indian rupees ($161.95 million).

According to Sean Edgett, Twitter has no plans for major layoffs after Elon Musk deal is closed.

General Electric Co is likely to report lower earnings and unchanged revenue in the third quarter because of bottlenecks in the supply chain, drop in demand and shrinking margins.

AT&T shares rose after the company raised its annual profit forecast. AT&T reported third-quarter profit of $0.68 per share on revenue of $30 billion, topping estimates of $0.61 per share and $29.87 billion in sales.