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washingtonexaminer.com - Chadwick Hagan - Fixing American healthcare means fighting Big Pharma everywhere
Fixing American healthcare means fighting Big Pharma everywhere
Washington Examiner

As someone who has worked across business, finance, and healthcare, I have seen firsthand how rising drug costs spread far beyond the pharmacy counter. Too many policymakers are celebrating domestic pharmaceutical expansion while ignoring the…

fool.com - Thomas Niel - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Just Pulled Off One of Pharma's Most Impressive Comebacks
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Just Pulled Off One of Pharma's Most Impressive Comebacks
The Motley Fool

Consider Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (TEVA +2.32%) the 'comeback kid' among pharmaceutical stocks. As recently as a few years ago, the Israel-based company was not just facing headwinds with its legacy generic drug business, but also contending…

afr.com - Michael Smith - US big pharma vents over Australia's drug pricing and approvals
US big pharma vents over Australia's drug pricing and approvals
Australian Financial Review

One of the world's biggest drug companies says Australia risks being abandoned as a market for new medicines because it has one of the world's most prohibitive pricing and approvals systems that may cause millions of patients to lose out on…

thehindubusinessline.com - Marksans Pharma expands in Europe with acquisition of QliniQ
Marksans Pharma expands in Europe with acquisition of QliniQ
BusinessLine

Marksans Pharma Ltd on Monday announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100 per cent of the share capital of Netherlands -based QliniQ B.V., marking a strategic step in expanding its presence across regulated European…

thehindubusinessline.com - India-Oman CEPA takes effect: 98% duty-free access opens doors for textiles, pharma, MSMEs: Piyush Goyal
India-Oman CEPA takes effect: 98% duty-free access opens doors for textiles, pharma, MSMEs: Piyush Goyal
BusinessLine

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday said that the India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) that takes effect from today (June 1) will give Indian exporters immediate duty-free access to Oman and expand…

thehindubusinessline.com - Patni family's pharma foray: Raay Neo looks at smaller cities, less expensive medicines
Patni family's pharma foray: Raay Neo looks at smaller cities, less expensive medicines
BusinessLine

Raay Neo Pharma, floated by the third generation of the Patni family, looks to build its branded generic drugs business in smaller towns and cities, pegging medicine prices 15-20 per cent less than the market price, says Amit Patni, founder of the…

globenewswire.com - Orion Oyj - Orion Corporation: Disclosure Under Chapter 9 Section 10 of the Securities Market Act (BlackRock, Inc.)
Orion Corporation: Disclosure Under Chapter 9 Section 10 of the Securities Market Act (BlackRock, Inc.)
GlobeNewswire

STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE / MAJOR SHAREHOLDER ANNOUNCEMENTS Orion Corporation: Disclosure Under Chapter 9 Section 10 of the Securities Market Act (BlackRock, Inc.) Orion Corporation has received a disclosure under Chapter 9, Section 5 of the…

rediff.com - Nandita Malik - Sensex, Nifty Rebound: Blue-Chip Stocks Drive Early Gains Amidst Asian Market Rally
Sensex, Nifty Rebound: Blue-Chip Stocks Drive Early Gains Amidst Asian Market Rally
Rediff.com

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty saw a significant rebound in early Monday trade, propelled by robust buying in blue-chip stocks and positive cues from Asian markets, offsetting the previous session's sharp selloff. Sensex climbed 206.16…

fool.com - Alex Carchidi - This Emerging Risk Is Unlike Anything the Biotech Industry Has Ever Experienced
This Emerging Risk Is Unlike Anything the Biotech Industry Has Ever Experienced
The Motley Fool

For most of the past three decades, U.S.-listed biotech companies were fair proxies for homemade American science. But now, that assumption is fraying. By one estimate from investment bank Jefferies, roughly a third of the industry's licensing…

townhall.com - Jay Rogers - Pills, Ads, and the American Patient
Pills, Ads, and the American Patient
Townhall

Only two countries on earth allow drug companies to advertise prescription medications directly to the public: the United States and New Zealand. New Zealand has 5 million people and doesn't own the world's largest pharmaceutical market. We have…

dynamitenews.com - Ayushi Bisht - India, US begin latest round of talks to finalise interim trade pact amid changing tariff regime | Dynamite News
India, US begin latest round of talks to finalise interim trade pact amid changing tariff regime | Dynamite News
News: Today's News Headlines & Daily Updates from Sports, Movies, Politics, Business | Dynamite News

Post Published By: Ayushi Bisht Updated: 1 June 2026, 1:45 PM IST New Delhi: India and the United States began a fresh round of high-level trade negotiations in New Delhi as both countries seek to finalise the framework for a proposed interim trade…

forbes.com - Expert Panel - Agentic AI And IoT: Real-World Use Cases To Watch
Agentic AI And IoT: Real-World Use Cases To Watch
Forbes

Internet of Things devices have long helped organizations collect and report real-time data from equipment, environments and products. As agentic AI systems become more capable of reasoning, planning and acting within defined guardrails, IoT…

scmp.com - Annemarie Evans - How wartime Hong Kong became a passion for historian and author Tony Banham
How wartime Hong Kong became a passion for historian and author Tony Banham
South China Morning Post

I WAS BORN in a prefabricated asbestos hut left over from World War II at the site that had been the (American) Eighth Air Force's base hospital in Norfolk, in east England. After the war, it was turned into Wymondham College, which was a boarding…

theguardian.com - Seán Gallen - Yves Sakila's death has echoes of George Floyd. When will we in Ireland confront our own racism?
Yves Sakila's death has echoes of George Floyd. When will we in Ireland confront our own racism?
The Guardian

Watching the harrowing footage of what would become Yves Sakila's final moments of consciousness, it is hard not to be reminded of the agonising death of George Floyd. Sakila was declared dead in a Dublin hospital on 15 May, a short time after…

indianexpress.com - Piyush Goyal - India-Oman pact holds promises for farms, factories and small businesses
India-Oman pact holds promises for farms, factories and small businesses
The Indian Express

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the two countries significantly deepens economic and strategic ties. It immediately gives 100 percent duty-free market access in Oman to 98 per cent of tariff lines covering 99.38 per…

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