A rise in gonorrhea infections has drugmakers racing to develop new therapies as the sexually transmitted infection increasingly evades the last medication that can effectively treat it.
A Tillman Global Holdings unit and private equity firm Northleaf Capital Partners have agreed to a $500 million deal to fund fiber optic network construction and provide wholesale broadband infrastructure to homes and businesses.
The Reserve Bank of India asked lenders to set aside more cash, stepping up measures to drain liquidity in the financial system. Bank stocks fell.
Novo Nordisk A/S said the supply of its blockbuster obesity medicine Wegovy will continue to be restricted in the US as the drugmaker struggles to expand production.
Ant Group Co.’s quarterly profit rose 17.4%, marking a sign of improvement at a company emerging from more than two bruising years of a Chinese regulatory crackdown.
Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk A/S agreed to buy Inversago Pharma, a maker of experimental obesity and diabetes treatments, for as much as $1.08 billion.
India’s company law tribunal approved a merger between Sony Group Corp.’s South Asian unit and Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., helping clear the way for the creation of a media behemoth.
Chinese chipmakers are speeding up investments in mature semiconductor equipment as the US and its allies tighten export controls on cutting-edge tech, according to Tokyo Electron Ltd.
A strike by minibus taxi drivers in Cape Town triggered violence that’s claimed the lives of five people and shows no signs of ending, as authorities in South Africa’s second-largest city refuse to bow to their demands to release impounded vehicles.
(Bloomberg) — Bankers in Brazil are expecting a reduction in delinquency rates after the central bank kick-started its long awaited easing cycle with an above-estimate cut.
