Colorado becomes the first state to cap the price of Enbrel, the arthritis drug that has remained unchallenged in the U.S. market for nearly 30 years due to Amgen’s patent strategies.
With the government shutdown entering week four, banks and credit unions are offering federal workers payment deferrals, fee waivers, and no-interest loans.
Despite Marc Benioff’s controversial suggestion to deploy the National Guard in San Francisco, Governor Gavin Newsom reaffirms their deep personal bond, calling him ‘still family.’
Despite a surge in new ventures, European start-ups struggle to scale across borders due to fragmented regulations and excessive bureaucracy.
Newly revealed documents show Paramount made three secret acquisition offers for Warner Bros. Discovery in just 30 days, as CEO David Ellison pushes for a historic media merger.
Tesla reported a 37% drop in profit for Q3 2025, a direct result of its strategy to cut car prices and offer low-interest loans to boost sales volume.
Thieves stole over $100 million in Crown Jewels from the Louvre, but the museum won’t receive any insurance payout due to France’s policy of self-insuring its national treasures.
The New York Times is collecting U.S. electric bills to investigate why household energy costs keep rising—inviting readers to share anonymized statements for a major reporting project.
Oil prices have fallen 19% in 2025 due to strong supply and weak demand—boosting consumer savings but threatening energy sector stability.
General Motors unveiled next-gen automotive tech including conversational AI assistants, affordable EV batteries, and advanced self-driving features for select highway conditions.