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President Trump's threatened 30% tariffs on the EU might prompt some businesses to take another look at the U.K.
Weight loss drugs could be a gamechanger for women with a common hormonal disorder
Some health experts view GLP-1s as a promising option for PCOS, which lacks a standard treatment and affects millions of women in the U.S.
Earnings playbook: The reporting season heats up with Alphabet and Tesla on deck
More than 100 S&P 500 names are scheduled to post their latest quarterly figures this week.
‘30% is untenable’: From Irish whiskey to Italian cheese, Trump's tariff threat rattles EU exporters
"At that 30% level ... it will be a lose-lose situation," one distillery boss told CNBC.
International inbound travel to U.S. shows mixed recovery
Canadian travel dropped sharply in the first half of 2025, according to numbers by U.S. Travel Association.
Sarepta shares plunge 40% as future of its gene therapy appears at risk
Sarepta reported a third death tied to its gene therapies.
Rich American Express customers continue to spend freely, with one exception
American Express said Friday that travel spending in the quarter was weaker than transactions for goods and services.
Insurers just marked the costliest first half of the year since 2011
Global insured losses for the first half of this year have reached $84 billion, according to a recent Gallagher Re report.
Inflation outlook tumbles to pre-tariff levels in latest University of Michigan survey
Consumers' worst fears about tariff-induced inflation have receded, though they are still wary of price increases to come.
Why Delta and United are pulling away from the airline pack
U.S. airlines are struggling from weaker domestic spring and summer demand and lower fares.