China inflation ticks up but deflationary pressures linger
Consumer prices in China unexpectedly rose last month, new data showed, a sign that deflationary pressures on the world’s second-largest economy may be easing.
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Pfizer wins bidding war for obesity drug startup
US pharma giant Pfizer won a bidding war to acquire obesity drug developer Metsera, beating back an offer from Danish rival Novo Nordisk.
Beijing resumes chip exports following row with Dutch government
China is resuming exports of chips critical to making European cars, potentially setting the stage for the end of a row between Beijing and the Netherlands.
US flight disruptions rise as shutdown woes deepen
The pain of the US government shutdown deepened as flight cancellations piled up and politicians exchanged blame over the funding stalemate.
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Dem Senate Candidate Swears Off Corporate PAC Money - But Only After Years of Corporate Donations
Governor Janet Mills, who previously raised $200,000 from companies and corporate PACs, is running against leftist insurgent Graham Platner, in Maine's Democratic primary.
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An obscure election galvanizes national power battles, a worker takes on corporate exploitation, consumers’ favorite energy program survives Trump, and electoral wins reverberate nationwide.
UnitedHealth Is Cashing In On The Open Enrollment Crisis
Whether or not Congress extends the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced premium tax credits, health care giants are poised to extract new profits from patient pain.
Why OpenAI won't need a government bailout
There is no “too big to fail” in the tech industry. In fact, failure is one of the key characteristics of Silicon Valley.
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