
Novo Nordisk A/S is shipping four times as many crucial introductory doses of its weight-loss drug Wegovy in the US as it was at the end of last year, as the pharmaceutical company rushes to boost supply.
Sweden’s largest bank raised its forecasts for economic growth in the Nordic nation after output fell less than expected last year, citing “budding optimism among households and businesses.”
ING Groep NV announced a fresh share buyback after reporting a first-quarter profit that beat estimates.
American federalism is struggling. Federal rules are an overwhelming presence in every state government, and some states, due to their size or other leverage, can impose their own policies on much or all of the country. The problem has been made clearer by an under-the-radar plan to phase out diesel locomotives in California. If the […]
The Japanese practice of “no first time customers” might be a promising business model for some restaurants.
Daimler Truck’s Martin Daum says the US and Europe must speed up the buildout of charging infrastructure.
A recent opinion poll shows the ex-president’s party is on course to win 8% of the vote.
The Czech Republic is poised to cut interest rates by another half of a percentage point, but a nascent economic recovery and sticky inflation may slow monetary easing in the following months.
Chinese tourists are headed overseas for the extended May Labor Day holiday at near pre-pandemic levels, accelerating a rebound of what used to be the world’s biggest travel market.
The Fed did exactly what was expected on rates — nothing. Daytrippers got on board with it, anyway.