B. Braun Medical has initiated a recall of a single lot of Excel lactated ringers injection across the United States and Canada due to particulate contamination concerns. The recall affects product shipped
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) has launched a five-episode video podcast series designed to transform complex scientific concepts into a calming, immersive audio-visual journey. The series, titled “Science Illuminated,” debuted on August 3 on
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Proskauer Rose LLP has received the President’s Award from the National Association of Counsel for Children, recognising the firm’s commitment to justice in a landmark child welfare case. The award was presented
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The Federal Trade Commission has secured $16.5 million in settlements from three co-founders of collapsed cryptocurrency platform Celsius Network, resolving a 2023 enforcement action. The individual settlements follow Celsius Network’s own 2023
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The legal profession is facing fresh questions about whether law schools should be doing more to equip graduates with knowledge of how the human brain makes decisions. One proposal gaining attention is
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Supreme Court confirmation battles have long been among the most politically charged events in the American constitutional calendar. A nominee’s performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee can make or break their chances
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City analysts are pointing to two FTSE 100 names as standout opportunities, with potential upside of at least 30% over the next 12 months. JD Sports Fashion and London Stock Exchange Group
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Walmart (NYSE:WMT) delivered a stronger-than-expected earnings report and lifted its full-year guidance, yet investors responded by sending shares sharply lower in recent trading sessions. The retailer’s stock dropped around 9%, a counterintuitive
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Oxford Nanopore Technologies posted strong gains on the London Stock Exchange, emerging as one of the standout performers across the FTSE 250 index. The genomics and sequencing technology company has attracted renewed
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The UK government borrowed £1.8bn in July, defying market expectations that public sector finances would break even for the month. Markets had widely anticipated the Office for National Statistics to report no
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