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FDA Forces Hims & Hers to Drop Cheap ‘Wegovy’ Knockoff After Regulatory Threats
Hims & Hers cancels its low-cost Wegovy knockoff pill after FDA threats and legal pressure, highlighting regulatory enforcement.
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SEC Chairman Paul Atkins warns of China-linked “ramp and dump” stock manipulation targeting U.S. investors.
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The global semiconductor industry is on track to reach a major financial milestone in 2026, with annual revenue projected to exceed $1 trillion.
Hannah Anderson Hails Trump Rx as Game-Changer
Hannah Anderson, Director of Healthy America Policy and Senior Director of Policy at the America First Policy Institute.
Apple Slams Brakes on AI Health Coach Project
Apple Inc. is pulling back on development of a planned artificial intelligence-powered health coaching service.
Illinois Democrats Digital Ad Tax Targets Tech Giants
Illinois Senate Democrats are advancing a new slate of tax proposals targeting digital advertising, billionaires, and large corporations.
Christian Investors Deploy $4B to Force Corporations Away From ‘Woke’ Agendas
Christian investors managing over $4 B launch a shareholder campaign targeting major corporations to strip “woke” agendas.
Chevron’s Power Move Could Save Consumers From AI Price Shock
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth is warning that the explosive growth of artificial intelligence could dramatically strain the U.S. power grid
Nvidia H200 Chip Blocked? China Stalls Orders
Nvidia’s hopes of selling its H200 AI chips to Chinese firms are in limbo as Beijing continues to stall on whether it will permit imports.
Florida Secures Quantum Computing Leader as D-Wave Leaves High-Tax California
Quantum computing firm D-Wave moves its headquarters from California to Florida, citing a more business-friendly climate and lower taxes.