COVID 19 Articles

The Department of Health and Human Services plans to establish two new deputy commissioner positions at the FDA, one focused on technology and artificial intelligence, according to sources familiar with the initiative.

Hyundai Motor Group has gained more U.S. market share than any other major automaker this decade, growing from 8.4% in 2020 to 11.8% through the first half of this year, with plans to expand further.

The Trump administration’s export controls and tariffs—key economic security tools—are encountering significant delays, legal challenges, and fraud evasion schemes that undermine their effectiveness.

The Financial Conduct Authority is expanding rules requiring nearly 40,000 financial firms to report bullying and harassment cases starting next month, aiming to prevent problematic executives from moving between companies.

Britain’s smallest power plants face elevated cyber-attack risks until the 2030s despite a recent Iran-linked hack that disabled a gas facility for four days.

Retailers are handling tariff refunds differently, with some cutting prices while others boost earnings, creating confusion for Wall Street analysts trying to assess company strength and future performance.

A UK recruiter who purchased his defunct company’s assets through installment payments has placed the new business into liquidation after falling behind on promised repayments, raising fresh concerns about the controversial practice of phoenixism.