Johnson & Johnson is nearly announcing a $6.48 billion settlement to resolve talc-related cancer claims, with at least 75% of claimants supporting the deal. He plans to use a bankruptcy strategy to settle all current and future claims.

Biden administration announced that new negotiated prices for ten costly prescription drugs will save Medicare $6 billion and beneficiaries $1.5 billion starting in January 2026.

Foxconn's second-quarter profit rose 6%, driven by strong demand for AI servers and next-generation computing solutions.

Brian Niccol, known for his crisis management skills in the fast-food industry, has been appointed CEO of Starbucks, boosting the company's stock value by $21 billion in one day.

Tired of relying on filtered photos and biased reviews when planning your luxury getaways? Aaron Sutherland, a seasoned travel expert and serial entrepreneur, is changing the game with Jetsetter. This innovative platform combines cutting-edge VR technology with Sutherland's deep industry knowledge to provide travelers with unprecedented access to the world's most exclusive destinations.

Regulators have approved a £4.3 billion subsea cable project between Scotland and England, designed to enhance renewable energy transfer and boost energy security.

Huawei is set to launch its Ascend 910C AI chip, designed to rival Nvidia’s restricted H100, with initial orders expected to top $2 billion.

Donald Trump plans to file a $100 million lawsuit against the DOJ and FBI, alleging political bias in their search of his Mar-a-Lago estate.

Thanks to his knowledge of the Section 8 program, Karim Naoum, better known as Section 8 Karim, is creating quite a stir in the rental property market. Karim started his profession in his early twenties and has worked to change the perception of Section 8 tenants while also achieving his own financial freedom.

Most of us can't imagine a world without lights, refrigeration, air conditioning, and the ability to charge our cellular devices. For millions of people living in developing countries, electricity is a luxury they do not have access to; in Asia and India alone, there are nearly 600 million people who live without electricity. Recognizing this lack, computer engineer, MBA holder, ultramarathoner, and entrepreneur Savitha Sridharan founded Orora Global Inc. to address energy poverty and ultimately promote equitable and sustainable development that empowers women, children, and families around the world.