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    Jio Platforms IPO: How Reliance, Meta, Google and other investors’ stakes will change post the offer

    Jio Platforms’ Rs 30,213 crore IPO will dilute the percentage stakes of existing investors, including Reliance Industries, Meta and Google, while leaving their share counts unchanged. At the upper end of the price band, Jio is expected to be valued at Rs 10.3 lakh crore, more than double the valuation at which most investors entered in 2020.

    Omicron BA.2 less severe than its original and Delta variants : Study

    Of 1,02,315 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the US from March 3, 2020 to June 20 this year, there were 20,770 labelled as Delta variants, 52,605 labelled as Omicron B.1.1.529 variants, the original Omicron variant, and 28,940 labelled as Omicron BA.2 subvariants, researchers found.

    Omicron most dominant strain of Covid 19 in India

    In the fourth week of December, Omicron was found in 50% of the samples sent for genomic sequencing. In the second and third weeks of January, this was around 90-95%. Insacog expects that the spread of Omicron in India is through internal transmission and not on account of those who have travelled overseas.

    9,672 Omicron samples found in January in genome sequencing, huge rise from Dec: Govt

    As many as 9,672 Omicron samples were found in January in genome sequencing constituting 75 per cent of the total sequenced samples of COVID-19, a huge rise from the December figure of 1,292, the government said on Thursday.

    Anti-Covid drugs potent against Omicron, antibody therapies less effective: Study

    The lab tests also showed that some antibodies have entirely lost their ability to neutralise Omicron at realistic dosages. "The bottom line is we have countermeasures to treat Omicron. That's good news," said study lead author Yoshihiro Kawaoka, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the US.

    COVID-19: Omicron driven wave will turn to villages after metros, says expert

    "Each time, a wave first hit high mobility areas which include metro cities and then to smaller areas and villages. So, within the next few weeks, it (Omicron driven wave) will travel to the smaller cities or towns and then the villages. This is a trend that's been observed worldwide," Dr Jayadevan told ANI.

    The Economic Times
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