The cruise ship where a handful of passengers contracted a rare respiratory virus, stranding hundreds aboard, will travel to the Canary Islands once two ill crew members are medically evacuated, the
Women’s clothing chain Free People, a subsidiary of Urban Outfitters, was entitled to not pay rent at one of its New York City stores for three months during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Second Circuit ruled Tuesday.
Nicola Chesaites joined Arnold & Porter as a partner in its antitrust/competition litigation practice in London, the firm announced Tuesday.
Pennsylvania is suing Character Technologies Inc. to shut down a chatbot that’s allegedly been holding itself out as a licensed medical doctor in conversations with the public.
The Food and Drug Administration proposed Tuesday changing its regulations to remove references to gender in order to align with President Donald Trump’s executive orders.
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. and top executives will pay $6.5 million to resolve proposed class allegations they overstated to investors the company’s since-withdrawn treatment’s commercial potential in the ALS community.
An impending strike at the University of California hospital system adds to a growing list of high-profile work stoppages among healthcare employees faced with a tightening labor market and rising consumer costs.
Pressure is mounting on the Food and Drug Administration to set enforceable limits regulating the level of contaminants allowed in infant formula as lawmakers, manufacturers, doctors, and consumer advocates urge the agency to translate its research into binding safety standards.
The Make America Healthy Again movement is looking to push forward and refocus after a spate of policy and personnel defeats in Washington.
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