GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has brought a new era to urinary tract infection (UTI) treatment with its antibiotic Blujepa, the first oral antibiotic in nearly 30 years. The FDA has cleared Blujepa for treating uncomplicated UTIs caused by specific bacteria in women aged 12 and older. According to GSK, more than half of women will experience a … Read more
Two military jets from France’s Patrouille de France (PAF) team collided mid-air during a stunt rehearsal on Tuesday, causing one of them to crash into a silo and the other into a marshy wooded area. The incident occurred near an air base in northeastern France. Three pilots and one passenger were able to eject their … Read more
The US state of Delaware is reconsidering its strict corporate governance laws, amid concerns that they may be driving large companies out of the state. The changes could have significant implications for businesses and investors alike. Delaware’s business-friendly reputation has made it a popular destination for multinational corporations, with many major firms incorporated in the … Read more
Andrew Luck brings a unique set of qualifications to his new role as general manager of the Stanford football program. The former NFL quarterback, who has a deep understanding of the university’s values and culture, is well-equipped to balance the divergent worlds of big-time football with the academic excellence that Stanford is known for. Luck’s … Read more
Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee died from cardiac arrest on Tuesday, according to the company. He was 63 and had overseen the consumer electronics and mobile devices businesses since 2022. As vice chairman and CEO, he played a crucial role in leading the semiconductor business. The company has run into significant headwinds, including trailing behind … Read more
A Chinese woman who was ordered deported from Taiwan after expressing support for China’s “military unification” of the island left the country on Tuesday evening, hours before her scheduled deportation. Liu Zhenya, a Taiwanese national’s wife, had been facing deportation since March 15 after she advocated for China’s military reunification with Taiwan in a television … Read more
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has denied rumors that it plans to lower the conforming loan limit. Director Bill Pulte stated that the agency has no comment on the matter, which has sparked speculation among policy experts. According to Eric Hagen, managing director at BTIG, a hypothetical reduction in the conforming loan limit would … Read more
The Wild Wild West Steampunk Convention was cancelled prematurely by the Tribal Medical Authority at Casino Del Sol after reports of ongoing medical concerns. The convention, which had been scheduled to take place, was shut down due to symptoms reported by multiple individuals in a since-deleted Facebook post. According to the post, attendees were experiencing … Read more
South Korea’s Hyundai Steel has announced plans to invest $5.8 billion in building a steel plant in Louisiana, US, with an annual capacity of 2.7 million tonnes. The company, which is part of the Hyundai Motor Group, will cover half the costs of the project. The move comes as part of the group’s $21 billion … Read more
The United States is at risk of losing crucial mRNA vaccine research due to new regulations and funding cuts introduced under the administration. More than 30 grants for researching public mistrust of immunizations have been terminated, affecting vaccine hesitancy studies. The role of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vocal vaccine skeptic, looms large … Read more