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Counting the Biggest Winners of the $7.2 Billion U.S. Coronavirus Battle

  • Federal award to Moderna helps boost biotech firm’s shares
  • J&J, 3M, Honeywell also among recipients of U.S. spending

Amsterdam-based Royal Philips NV has so far been the top corporate recipient with some $661.4 million in agreements. 

Photographer: Jasper Juinen/Bloomberg

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The federal government has awarded $7.2 billion in contracts to fight the coronavirus pandemic, including one that would pay a little-known Massachusetts biotech firm more than its reported revenue for the last three years combined.