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Honeywell develops air filter coating and claims to kill 98% novel coronavirus
Darius Adamczyk, chief executive of Honeywell International, said on Wednesday that the company was developing an air filter coating that would kill up to 98 per cent of novel coronavirus and was expected to be ready by the end of September at the earliest. Adamczyk said in an interview that the chemical coating needs to be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and Honeywell is seeking Texas and North Carolina as partners to help speed up the process. He said the coating could replace heating and air-conditioning filters currently used in schools and commercial buildings.
US NASA Director: Space is not the “wild west” of billionaires
A few weeks until Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is in space aboard the “New Shepard” spacecraft, the director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) warned that space is definitely not the “wild west” of billionaires. NASA Director Bill Nelson (Bill Nelson) recently said in an interview: “I've been paying attention, but they also have to undergo the same strict physical and psychological examinations as other professional astronauts.” Nelson added, “We want astronauts already working on the space station to be safe when there are visitors. This must be done.” Currently some of the world's super
Good birds choose trees and live on Wall Street's top talents pursue their dreams of financial technology and investment companies.
To outsiders, Wall Street was a good place last year, and banks still made profits during the collapse of the epidemic. But for insiders, Wall Street is also an ideal place to leave. Tech upstarts and investment firms offer unusually attractive rewards for experienced Wall Street professionals, including doubling their salaries. Coupled with the fact that the banking industry is not generous with bonuses in 2020, the temptation for job-hopping is even greater. With bonuses winding down, the number of Wall Street departures began to surge. The latest two cases are the partners of Goldman Sachs Group Group, one of whom is the founding veteran of consumer banking. They gave up working in Goldman Sachs Group.
Instacart, the second largest unicorn in the United States, raised $265 million and its valuation doubled to $39 billion.
Sina Technology News, Beijing time on the evening of March 2, it is reported that Instacart, an American grocery distribution service, has received an investment of US $265 million in a new round of financing, valuing the company at US $39 billion. This means that the valuation of Instacart has doubled for the second time since COVID-19 's outbreak. Less than five months ago, Instacart raised $200m, valuing the company at $17.7 billion. That's double the $7.9 billion valuation in 2018. After a new round of financing, Instacart has become the second largest unicorn in the United States.
Lidar concept stocks strengthened, Visionary images rose by more than 11%
Lidar concept stocks are stronger, MVIS.O (VLDR.O) is up 11%, Luminar (LAZR.O) is up 7%, and InterPrivate Acquisition (IPV.O) is up 5%.
Moody's Corporation estimates that the chip shortage may reduce GM and Ford's profits by 1/3.
Moody's Corporation Investor Services estimated in a report on Tuesday that global chip shortages will reduce General Motors Co and Ford Motor Company's profits by about 1/3 this year, as supply constraints hamper production and profits. Moody's Corporation said the chip shortage would seriously erode profit margins and could reduce GM's profit before interest and tax (EBIT) by $2 billion and Ford by $2.5 billion. GM's EBITA margin could fall to 3.4 per cent and Ford's to 1.8 per cent. Moody's Corporation said that with the increasing demand for chips for advanced and networked vehicles, it has brought a series of new challenges to the North American automobile industry.
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