(Bloomberg) — An Indian drug maker blamed for the deaths of 20 children in Uzbekistan produced multiple batches of tainted cough syrup over more than a year, according to data from export records and the World Health Organization.
(Bloomberg) — There are only 80 Irrawaddy dolphins left in a loosely-patrolled stretch of the Mekong River in central Cambodia.
Fanatics Inc., the team apparel giant, will take its first sports bets next week when it debuts a retail operation inside an NFL stadium in Maryland.
Losses at DAZN Group Ltd., the sports streaming platform backed by billionaire Len Blavatnik, swelled 79% to $2.3 billion in 2021 as it poured money into top soccer rights.
(Bloomberg) — The UK needs “a step change” in its approach to slashing carbon emissions if it is to eliminate greenhouse gases by 2050, according to a review commissioned by the government.
Sunwing Airlines Inc. said it failed in serving customers because of a shortage of pilots over the holiday, while Air Canada blamed bad weather for chaos at airports that left thousands of customers stranded.
Morgan Stanley elevated 184 employees to managing director, a smaller number of promotions to the firm’s top rank from last year.
Alphabet Inc.’s Google told the US Supreme Court in a filing Thursday that undercutting social media’s legal protections could make the internet less safe and useful for its billions of users.
Growing confidence in China’s recovery and mounting evidence of cooling US inflation buoyed crude prices for a sixth day.
Freeport LNG has canceled some upcoming shipments, adding to the uncertainty over when the US liquefied natural gas exporter will resume shipments after an explosion last summer.
