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What Grand Pharma Reveals About the Risks of Foreign Investment in U.S. Life Sciences Startups
Cross-border licensing and biotech partnership deals with Chinese firms have surged in recent years, reshaping the global life sciences landscape. Amid this surge, one player has been especially active: Grand Pharmaceutical Group Limited—known as Grand Pharma—a Hong Kong–listed pharmaceutical group with roots in mainland China.
Lufthansa Unveils Largest Job Cuts Since Pandemic, 4,000 Roles at Risk
Lufthansa will cut 4,000 administrative jobs by 2030 in its biggest post-pandemic shakeup, aiming to boost efficiency through digitalization and AI.
China's Economic Struggles Deepen With Prolonged Factory Slowdown
China's factory slowdown stretched into a sixth month in September, fueling concerns over weak demand and stalled U.S. trade talks.
Albertsons Issues Recall of Pasta Salads, Deli Meals Across Multiple States
Albertsons has recalled pasta salads and deli meals across several states due to possible listeria contamination, urging customers to discard or return the items.
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