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FDA approves Gilead’s twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, offering a powerful and convenient new option
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved Gilead's twice-yearly antiviral injection for preventing HIV — a milestone that the...
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Trump is open to regime change in Iran, after his administration said that wasn’t the goal
President Donald Trump on Sunday called into question the future of Iran’s ruling theocracy after a surprise attack on three of the...
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The flight patterns of private-jet setters are changing, says NetJets CEO
Market volatility and geopolitical tensions haven't slowed demand for private jets, although the travel patterns of the wealthy are changing,...
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How could Iran respond to the U.S. attack on key nuclear sites? Its options are the ‘strategic equivalent of a suicide bombing,’ expert says
Until now, the fighting had mostly involved Iran and Israel, which launched airstrikes on the Islamic republic last week. President...
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Kroger’s shares rise as grocer says shoppers seek lower prices, cook more at home
Shares of Kroger rose more than 9% on Friday as the supermarket operator raised its full-year sales outlook and said...
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Modelo Especial soared to be the #1 beer in America. Then came Trump’s immigration crackdowns
The Oxnard, California-based food vendor, who made his living selling sweet drinks called Agua Frescas, received a new customized street...
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Darden Restaurants beats earnings estimates, as Olive Garden parent predicts growth in 2026
Darden Restaurants on Friday beat Wall Street's earnings and revenue estimates, while the Olive Garden parent predicted solid growth for...
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Weight-loss drugs should be first step to prevent heart disease, top cardiology group says
Millions more Americans should be taking weight-loss drugs to prevent heart disease, according to the American College of Cardiology. Exercise...
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Los Angeles Lakers owners sell majority stake in the team at $10 billion valuation
Owner Jeanie Buss of the Los Angeles Lakers and Jay Mohr prior to game one of a first round NBA...
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Asian executives are ‘worried about productivity’—and the solution may be giving young workers more say in how things are done
For all of their fast growth, Asia’s economies are grappling with stagnant productivity. Much of Asia’s recent growth is driven...
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