The bosses of the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence companies are calling for regulation and a slower pace of development, raising eyebrows across the business world. Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam
MoreAstraZeneca (AZN) and Daiichi Sankyo have secured a significant victory after their flagship antibody drug conjugate Enhertu was approved for NHS use in England and Wales. The drug value assessor for England
MoreDHL has broken ground on a new cold chain hub at Singapore’s Changi Airport, marking a significant expansion of its pharmaceutical logistics capabilities in Asia. The new facility underlines growing demand for
MoreThe California Office of Health Care Affordability has published updated draft emergency regulations implementing AB 1415, introducing significant changes for health care investors and providers. Released on September 11, the revised proposed
MoreThe US Securities and Exchange Commission is proposing a sweeping overhaul of the securities transfer agent regulatory framework, which has largely remained unchanged since the mid-1970s. The existing rules were built around
MoreThe US Department of Justice is defending the appointment of insurance lawyer Lindsey Halligan as a legitimate US Attorney, pushing back against mounting legal and factual scrutiny. The Trump administration has argued
MoreThe FTSE 100 opened higher on 16 September 2026, climbing 0.38 per cent to 10,697.83 as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision. European markets followed suit, with the Euronext 100 rising
MoreAmerican consumers are being squeezed from two directions at once, facing rising oil prices and surging Treasury yields as the U.S. war with Iran intensifies. Crude prices have reaccelerated in recent weeks
MoreFTSE 100 And FTSE 250 Rise As London Markets Strengthen Ahead Of Fed Rate Decision London’s leading indices pushed higher on Wednesday as investors positioned themselves cautiously ahead of a closely watched
MoreIn his first major speech as shadow chancellor, Andrew Griffith is urging Labour to commit to no further tax rises on businesses at next month’s Budget. Griffith will deliver the address at
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