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China's CanSinoBio's inhalable coronavirus booster has shown to provide better protection against the BA.1 Omicron subvariant than Sinovac's injectable boosters in clinical trials.

GEICO has closed all of its 38 offices in California, resulting in the layoffs of hundreds of workers, though residents can still obtain policies through a computer.

West Virginia reached a $400 million settlement on Monday with opioid distributors AmerisourceBergen Drug Co., Cardinal Health Inc., and McKesson Corp.

The Biden EPA is planning on issuing new limits on traditional pollutants such as ozone and carbon ash in an effort to divorce from the country's dependence on coal-fired power plants.

The Chinese city of Shenzhen is making huge leaps in the autonomous vehicle sector after rolling out 100 trial "robotaxis," providing over 50,000 rides in the last year.

British businesses are beginning to sever ties with China as political tensions between the two nations continue to increase, stoking further inflationary pressure.

Soaring inflation is driving more Americans to live paycheck-to-paycheck, even larger earners as increased wages can't keep up to the prices of goods at the grocery store and gas pump.

The United States may begin cutting back on shipments of American equipment used to manufacture memory chips in China in an effort to halt China's advances in the semiconductor sector.

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis CEO Neel Kashkari said inflation is “very concerning” despite most Americans seeing increased wages and the Federal Reserve must drive down demand.

Former NYSE chairman and CEO Dick Grasso urges Congress to start listening to middle America and spend wisely instead of spending to appease Wall Street.

Biden's radical agenda for the SEC includes an outlandish expansion of authority to mandate climate change regulations on companies and consumers alike.

UK companies to face "appropriate action" by government regulators if they are caught downplaying risks from climate change in order to help their bottom line.

The U.S. government, through its Department of Agriculture, authorized the entry of Mexican avocados from the Jalisco region.

The World Economic Forum is calling for a reduction in ownership of private vehicles in attempt to counter global reliance on critical metals.

Sprite will no longer use its recognizable green bottle, with Coca-Cola announcing its brands will switch to clear plastic that is better for recycling into new bottles.

Ukraine will double its energy exports to Europe as EU nations cope with an energy standoff with Russia amid an international gas crisis.

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow reacted to the Federal Reserve raising rates and voices national security concerns between the Fed and China on "Kudlow."

The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson accused U.S. lawmakers of having "Chinaphobia" after the release of a Senate report on meddling in the Federal Reserve.

The United States trade deficit in goods shrank considerably in the month of June after a surge in exports. This news could potentially the fears of a potential recession.