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FDA Committee Endorses Eli Lilly’s Alzheinmer’s Drug

FDA Committee Endorses Eli Lilly’s Alzheinmer’s Drug

The Food and Drug Administration’s advisory committee endorsed Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s drug, donanemab, for approval to further slow the aggression of the specific type of dementia in patients despite criticisms regarding test patient deaths during clinical trials.


Billionaire LinkedIn Co-Founder Blasts Business Leaders Backing Donald Trump, Whom He Says Would Be Bad for US Economy

Billionaire LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman has openly criticized business leaders backing former President Donald Trump.

Apple Unveils New 'Intelligence' Tech, Plans to Use Its Own Server Chips for AI Features

Apple has announced that it plans to use its own server chips to power its devices with AI features.

JPMorgan Chase Appoints Former PayPal Exec as New CTO

JPMorgan Chase has announced the appointment of former PayPal executive Sri Shivananda as the company's new CTO.


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SARS Claims Clothing Stores Evade Tax Hikes in South Africa, Accusing Them of Taking Advantage of Peculiar Taxing System
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Meta Wants To Use European Data for AI Training—Will Privacy Complaints Hinder It?
Meta said it wants to use European data for AI training while facing privacy concerns from European countries. Can it be allowed to do so?
Chrysler Mass Recall: Software Malfunction Affects Over 200K SUVs, Pickups—What Should Owners Do?
Chrysler announces a mass recall affecting over 200,000 SUVs and pickup trucks. Here's what owners should know.
Biotech Giant Roche Accuses Indian Manufacturers of Counterfeiting Its Accu-Chek, Selling Them Fake Ones on Amazon
Biotech giant Roche is accusing Indian manufacturers of counterfeiting its Accu-Chek devices. The company claims fake ones are being sold on Amazon.
UK, Canada Launch Joint Investigation Into 23andMe Breach in 2023—Here's Why It Still Matters
The U.K. and Canada launched a joint investigation into the 23andMe data breach in 2023. But why do they want to investigate it?
Scholz Visits BMW Factory
US Senate demands clarification from BMW for having supply chains from blacklisted Chinese companies due to their link with Uyghur child labor camps.
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Tesla rallies retail investors through social media to support Elon Musk's $56 billion payday package as it faces divided opinions from bigger investors.
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Abbott Laboratories announced that new FDA-cleared continuous glucose monitor sensors are available over-the-counter without a prescription.