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China approves 19 innovative drugs for commercial health insurance, opening new market opportunities for global and local drugmakers.
Amazon Recalls Products After Reports of Burns, Choking, and Magnet Injuries
Amazon recalls several popular products after federal safety officials report risks of burns, choking, and dangerous magnet injuries.
American Airlines Joins Spirit Bankruptcy Case to Receive All Filings
American Airlines moves to receive all filings in Spirit's bankruptcy case as the struggling carrier explores possible merger or sale options.
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San Francisco files a landmark lawsuit accusing major food companies of misleading marketing that fuels health risks tied to ultra-processed foods.
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Starbucks will pay $35 million to NYC workers after an investigation found widespread violations of fair scheduling laws.
