GLOBAL ECONOMY

A think tank is launching a campaign aimed at holding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau accountable after a data breach at the agency affected more than 250,000 consumers.

Global market conditions are contributing to slowed demand for electric vehicles. Automakers, including GM and Honda, have responded by scrapping plans to produce affordable EVs.

Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are seeking to test some of their most popular drugs approved for Type 2 diabetes and weight management in adults on children.

CVS was the first pharmacy to announce it was removing certain cold and flu products with phenylephrine even before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration made a final decision.

A coalition of pro-growth groups are calling on the Biden administration to withdraw its credit card late fees rule, arguing the regulation will hurt responsible consumers.

Cryptocurrency should have created transparency with digital tracking of all uses and owners, but the process of its use has made it possible to instead obscure those very facts.

Limiting credit card rates means credit won’t be everywhere you want to be. Capping rates will mean banks and financial companies will restrict credit cards for less risk.

Family Dollar has a recall underway in 23 states that applies to various OTC drugs and medical devices. The affected products were "stored outside labeled temperature requirements."

Altana launched the newest version of its Atlas, an AI-powered map of the global supply chain used by companies and government agencies to monitor the flow of goods and their inputs.

Billionaire Elon Musk is facing a new probe from the SEC regarding possible violations of securities laws related to his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter a year ago.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case challenging the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's funding mechanism that could create uncertainty around the regulatory agency's future.

On Monday, Novo Nordisk announced that its therapy for treating a rare genetic kidney condition has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

China's trade council has formally requested the United States to reconsider regulations that restrict U.S. investments in China's technology sector.

Republican state AGs say Biden Treasury Dept. net-zero "principles" for private sector financing are “compulsion of the green cabal" that "fly in the face" of legal scrutiny.

Abbott Laboratories' Indian unit has cautioned about potential shortages of two popular laxative syrups, Cremaffin and Duphalac, due to a production halt in India's Goa state.

Vice President Kamala Harris and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced the Biden administration is proposing a rule to remove medical debt from credit reports.

The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted a new rule to crack down on "greenwashing" by investment funds that deceptively market funds that aren't as ESG-friendly as they claim.

Following an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Mato Grosso do Sul, Japan has halted its chicken imports from the Brazilian state.

Novo Nordisk, a pharmaceutical company, experienced a decline in its stock prices following a report by financial news agency MarketWire.

Johnson & Johnson announced that it's ditching the classic cursive script it has used for 130 years in favor of a revamped logo that pays homage to the old design.