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Hedge Funds Seek to Cut Off $1 Billion Meant for Opioid Victims
Drugmaker Mallinckrodt is talking to hedge funds about filing for bankruptcy and avoiding payments intended to help people addicted to opioids. Source link
Facebook Parent Meta Expected to Report Sales Growth as Turnaround Continues
The social-media giant has seen a surge after cutting costs and improving ad-targeting. Source link
U.K. Reviews Safety of Ozempic, Other Weight-Loss Drugs
Drug regulators said they have received several reports of suspected suicidal and self-injurious behavior in patients taking the drugs. Source link
Airbus Hits New Supply-Chain Hurdle in Race With Boeing
Engine maker Pratt is recalling 1,200 engines over 12 months just as Airbus is trying to cement its supremacy in narrow-body jets. Source link
Google and Microsoft Paying Big to Play in AI
The tech giants at the forefront of the AI race show recovering growth in their core businesses. Source link
Union Pacific Picks New CEO
The railroad company named veteran rail executive Jim Vena chief executive, after a major shareholder called for the current CEO’s removal. Source link
China's Soaring Youth Unemployment Threatens Xi's Economic Vision
The nation needs workers, but college graduates shun low-skill work. Many have opted out of the job market and are ‘lying flat.’ Source link
Elon Musk's X Rebrand Cues Complications—and Porn Jokes
The latest Twitter upheaval has agitated former employees and could incite trademark battles. Source link
Fire on Car-Carrier Ship Off Dutch Coast Kills One
The coast guard is investigating whether the blaze started in one of the electric vehicles onboard. Source link
Automakers Plan Thousands of EV Chargers in $1 Billion U.S. Push
GM, Honda and Stellantis are among the companies planning a joint investment to build thousands of electric-vehicle charging stations in the U.S. Source link