CDC concerned with spike in illnesses linked to some tianeptine products
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned an "uncharacteristic spike" of illnesses in New Jersey has tied to products that contain the drug tianeptine.
Mother whose son died from drugs bought on social media wants stronger protections for kids
Lisa Neville calls for social media companies to do more to protect kids online after losing her son to fentanyl poisoning due to pills bought from dealer on Snapchat.
Bank that purchased failed community bank close to credit downgrade
New York Community Bank's stock continued to slide Thursday after a downgrade threat from Moody's in the wake of a surprise earnings miss and as NYCB moves to bolster its balance sheet.
Biogen drops controversial Alzheimer's drug, focuses on other treatments
Biogen will discontinue development of its controversial drug Aduhelm so it can shift efforts to other drugs, including Leqembi, which it developed with Eisai.
Weight loss medication shortage creates market for bogus drugs
World health officials are warnings that the shortage of diabetes and weight loss-related drugs, which are in high demand, are creating a rise in counterfeit versions.
Novo Nordisk increasing supply of Wegovy as demand continues to grow
Novo Nordisk says it Is gradually ramping up supply of its sought-after drug Wegovy. However, the company is still warning patients demand will still outpace supply overall.
Business groups from US, Europe and Japan push back on Biden LNG permit pause
The Biden administration's pause on new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export permits prompted pushback from leading business groups in the U.S., Europe and Japan.
Freight through Suez Canal sinks 45% amid Houthi attacks
Freight levels through the Suez Canal have plummeted by 45% since Iran-backed Houthi militants began attacking vessels in the Red Sea, risking higher inflation and food insecurity.
The Fed's Powell will have to play politics to keep his job
The Federal Reserve has always been a political entity. And Fed Chairman Jerome Powell knows if he wants to keep his job he will have to play politics this election year.
Billionaire investing magnate Joe Lewis pleads guilty to insider trading
British billionaire and Tottenham Hotspur owner Joe Lewis pleaded guilty to insider trading charges. He passed inside information to several associates, including two private pilots.
Global shipping rates skyrocket as Red Sea crisis deepens
Global shipping rates are rising rapidly after several months of attacks by Yemen's Houthi militants in the Red Sea, a key waterway for global trade.
Elon Musk says Chinese EV companies will 'demolish' competition without tariffs
Tesla CEO Elon Musk told investors that Chinese electric vehicle makers are poised to "demolish" their competitors globally without trade barriers or tariffs.
Some businesses utilizing artificial intelligence technology to identify counterfeit drugs
The CDC says the number of overdose deaths from fake prescription drugs has been rising since 2019. Some businesses are using artificial intelligence to identify counterfeit drugs.
Apple Watches go on sale without blood oxygen sensor amid patent dispute
Apple has resumed selling its Series 9 and Ultra 2 Apple Watches without blood oxygen sensors enabled amid its ongoing patent infringement dispute with medical technology firm Masimo.
DHL CEO says Red Sea disruption could lead to shipping container shortage
DHL CEO Tobias Meyer said in Davos Wednesday the disruptions to global shipping caused by Houthi rebel attacks in the Red Sea could soon result in a shipping container shortage in Asia.
Chevron CEO says Houthi attacks in Red Sea pose 'very real' risks to oil flows and prices
Chevron CEO Michael Wirth said he is surprised U.S. crude oil is trading under $73 a barrel and that Houthi attacks in the Red Sea pose a "very real" risk to oil prices.
Court reinstates import ban on certain Apple Watches amid patent dispute
Apple Watches that were redesigned amid the tech giant's patent infringement dispute can bypass an import ban because they lack pulse oximetry technology, Masimo said in a court filing.
IMF warns AI will impact 60% of US jobs, increase inequality worldwide
A new report from the International Monetary Fund estimates generative artificial intelligence will affect around 60% of U.S. jobs and warns it could deepen inequality globally.
Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea risk reigniting global supply chain crisis
Soaring shipping costs following attacks by Iran-backed Houthi militants in the Red Sea and Suez Canal are raising fears of another supply chain crisis.
Biden's new attack on small business could gut US innovation
Biden’s new move against bipartisan intellectual property rules is designed to hurt small business and curtail innovation that contributed up to $1 trillion to the economy.


















