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Dr. Vinay Prasad is set to leave the FDA after a turbulent tenure marked by controversial decisions and a push for stricter vaccine approval standards.
A class-action lawsuit alleges Kalshi refused to pay about $54 million to bettors who predicted Ali Khamenei would leave office before March 1 after his death, while the company says its rules prohibit payouts tied to death outcomes.
Chuck Schumer warned that the Middle East conflict could be expanding after a The Washington Post report said Russia is sharing intelligence with Iran on U.S. military assets, as Washington considers temporarily easing some Russian oil restrictions to stabilize global markets.
Novo Nordisk and Hims & Hers Health have reportedly ended their legal feud and are preparing a new partnership to sell Novo's weight-loss drugs on the telehealth platform, surprising investors and sending Hims' stock sharply higher.
Martin Shkreli argues that photonic computing, which uses light instead of electricity, could disrupt GPU pricing power and reprice prediction markets. Traders are skeptical due to Q/C Technologies Inc.'s history of chasing retail liquidity and lack of revenue.
Oil prices surged above $90 as the Strait of Hormuz crisis disrupts supply, sending gasoline prices higher and lifting energy stocks like XOM, CVX and VLO.
A global survey of 325 institutional investors reveals surging ETF demand, with 96% planning to increase allocations amid growing interest in active strategies and private market access.
