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Blue Origin delays New Glenn rocket launch to 2022



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Origin said on Thursday that it has delayed the launch of its heavy-lift New Glenn
rocket to the fourth quarter of next year.

The rocket was earlier expected to launch later this year.

The postponement comes after Space Force did not select New Glenn for the National
Security Space Launch (NSSL) Phase 2 Launch Services Procurement, the company
said in a blog.

Blue Origin, which faces fierce competition from Elon Musk's SpaceX, has lost out to
the rival after SpaceX and United Launch Alliance (ULA) were awarded billions of
dollars' worth of U.S. national security launch contracts which begin in 2022. ULA is
a joint venture of Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp.

Growth alone is not enough to lift all boats



Following the steep economic downturns brought about by COVID-19, policymakers
should be asking or rethinking fundamental questions.

None is more fundamental than whether rapid economic growth is the best way to
drive development and help struggling communities escape poverty.

The answer is both yes and no.

For good reason, economic growth has long been a top policy goal for countries
around the world.

But for millions of people living in poverty, growth is not enough. Specific, targeted
social programs based on rigorous empirical evidence are equally important to
prevent people from being left behind.

Fortunately, America’s new president, Joe Biden, seems to grasp this.

Seeking to restore public trust in the US government, he has declared it “the policy
of my Administration to make evidence-based decisions guided by the best
available science and data,” including randomised control trials (RCTs).

The challenge now will be to strike a balance between the persistent demand for
robust growth and the need for broader economic and social inclusion.

In this respect, America is hardly unique. China’s GDP has grown by about 10
per cent per year since 1978, lifting more than 850 million people out of poverty.

And yet, according to the World Bank, 373 million Chinese remain
“below the upper-middle-income poverty line of US$5.50 a day,” and must reckon
with food insecurity, joblessness, and lack of access to public services.

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Best hotels and restaurants: Tripadvisor reveals
Travelers’ Choice Awards 2020 winners



We can’t leave the country just yet but that shouldn’t stop us from dreaming up
a holiday for those times when overseas travel is possible again.

It’s a good thing then that Tripadvisor has announced the winners of its 18th
annual Travelers’ Choice Awards, which showcases the Best of the Best hotels,
restaurants and airlines from Singapore and around the world in 2020,
 so you can find some inspiration for your first post-COVID-19 getaway.

Can’t wait that long? There’s always the prospect of a staycation at a local
hotel. And with 91 winners from Singapore alone, you might also discover
great places close to you for a scrumptious meal or a new experience.

According to Lindsay Nelson, chief experience and brand officer at Tripadvisor,
“the global desire to go and explore, whether the destination is an hour away
or across the world, remains strong” despite the hit the travel industry has
taken because of the pandemic.

If you’re narrowing down your staycation options, these are the top hotels
in Singapore.

At No 1 is The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore, which retains its title for
the second year. At No 2 is The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, followed by
Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore, Capella Singapore and Sofitel Singapore City
Centre to round up the Top 5.

Looking for a fine dining restaurant to splurge on for a special occasion?
SKIRT at W Singapore Sentosa Cove took the top fine dining restaurant
spot in the country and also No 8 in Asia.

Odette at the National Gallery is at No 2 in Singapore, followed by Alma
By Juan Amador, Summer Pavilion and JAAN by Kirk Westaway.

And though it’ll be a while yet before we can get on one of these, it’s still
nice to know that Singapore Airlines took home the Top Airline in
Asia honour.

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RWE warns of profit hit as Texas winter storm disrupts wind farms



RWE, Germany's largest power producer, on Thursday warned that Arctic temperatures hitting the U.S. state of Texas put
some of the group's local onshore wind farms out of service and forced it to buy electricity at sky-rocketing costs.

As a result, RWE, which is Europe's third-largest renewables player, said it expected a low-to mid-triple-digit million euro
hit to adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) at its onshore wind/solar segment
in 2021.

In 2020, the unit generated adjusted EBITDA of 472 million euros (US$571 million), or 15per cent of the group's total.

The United States account for 38per cent of the roughly 9 gigawatts of installed renewables capacity RWE owns globally,
making them the utility's largest market by that measure.

RWE said part of its onshore wind fleet in Texas had been partly out of service from Feb. 9 because of icing and grid
issues that have dealt a major blow to the United States' second-largest state.

"Priority number one is to safely resume operations at our production sites," said Silvia Ortín Rios, Chief Operating
Officer, Wind Onshore and Solar Photovoltaics Americas, at RWE's renewables division.

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Goldman's head of global markets division to retire
in March: Memo



Michael Daffey, chairman of Goldman Sachs Group Inc's global markets division,
is set to retire in March, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters and
confirmed by a spokeswoman.

Daffey, who has been at the bank for nearly 28 years, helped the bank's preparation
for Brexit, the memo said.

The outgoing chairman was also the global co-chief operating officer of the bank's
equities franchise, before joining his current role.

Daffey was named managing director in 2000 and a partner in 2002.

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South Korea eases COVID-19 curbs, to announce
vaccine plan



South Korea eased some of its strictest social distancing rules for businesses on Monday (Feb 15), but kept
limits on private gatherings as authorities prepared to unveil plans for the roll out of the first coronavirus
vaccines later this month.

The decision comes after a subdued Lunar New Year holiday last week. Daily coronavirus infections rebounded
to above 400 ahead of the break, but have dropped since then with the Korea Disease Control and Prevention
Agency (KDCA) reporting 344 new infections as of midnight on Sunday.

The country is planning to start its vaccination programme from Feb 26, details of which are due to be
announced by the head of the KDCA later in the day. Healthcare workers and older residents will be among
the first to be vaccinated.

Health Minister Kwon Deok-cheol, however, urged caution as infection clusters continue to plague the densely
populated capital of Seoul and neighbouring areas.

"There is always a concern of transmission from movements during the Lunar New Year holiday," he told
a government meeting. "But if we lower our guards amid easier social distancing measures, infections will
rise again."

Nearly 80 per cent of the new cases reported over the holiday were in the Seoul area, highlighting
the continued threat, he added.

Some restrictions have been eased in the greater Seoul area, effective on Monday.

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US acquires 200 million new doses as COVID-19 vaccine drive begins
in pharmacies



US President Joe Biden announced plans to vaccinate most Americans by the end of July with the help of 200 million newly
acquired doses, as the country's inoculation campaign kicked off a new phase in drugstores and supermarket pharmacies,
some of which will offer shots as of Friday (Feb 12).

Even as the Biden administration inked deals to acquire "100 million more Moderna and 100 million more Pfizer vaccines"
and COVID-19 cases fall in Europe, the World Health Organization warned against rash reopenings, in a sobering reminder
of the long global battle ahead in taming the pandemic.

"The decline in cases conceals increasing numbers of outbreaks and community spread involving variants of concern,"
said WHO Europe director Hans Kluge.

"At this point, the overwhelming majority of European countries remain vulnerable," he added, pointing out
the "thin line between the hope of a vaccine and a false sense of security."

More than a million cases are still registered every week across the 53 member states in the UN agency's European region,
which includes several Central Asian countries.

With the latest vaccine purchases, the United States - the world's hardest-hit country with more than 470,000 deaths -
is on track "to have enough supply for 300 million Americans by the end of July", Biden said, meaning enough inoculations
for all eligible people.

He made the announcement Thursday after touring the National Institutes of Health near Washington, with a million
previously acquired vaccine doses already headed to around 6,500 drugstores and supermarket pharmacies.

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