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Novo Holdings is negotiating contract extensions with drugmakers complaining to antitrust enforcers about its proposed $16.5 billion acquisition of pharmaceutical contract manufacturer Catalent (CTLT), sources familiar with the matter...
Some intellectually-disabled residents at group homes and facilities operated by ResCare, a subsidiary of BrightSpring Health (BTSG), are not receiving proper levels of medical care from staff, according to an ongoing Capitol Forum investigation of the...
DOJ is leaning toward suing to block UnitedHealth Group’s (UHG) proposed $3.3 billion acquisition of home health care rival Amedisys (AMED) as soon as this week, sources familiar with the matter...
Colombian drug gang members opened bogus accounts at Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and crypto-currency firms Coinbase and Binance to launder millions of dollars, according to court...
It’s been nearly a year since the Federal Reserve proposed lowering the costs of debit card swipe fees and big banks hope the delay might mean the proposal is in trouble. The Fed capped swipe fees at 21 cents plus a small fraction of the transaction amount back in 2011. For more than a...
Stockholder dividend-taking and a rapid growth in American National Insurance Company’s annuity business leaves policyholders’ retirement security at risk, a Capitol Forum investigation has...
The merging parties’ optimism of closing IBM’s attempted $6.4 billion takeover of HashiCorp is growing as the FTC approaches a decision early next year, sources familiar with the matter...
West Virginia officials probing repeated outages on Frontier Communications’ (FYBR) network found dead batteries, bad copper cable and lines lying on the...
Eight months into a European Commission investigation of whether its search results violate the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Google (GOOG) is reverting to responding to hotel queries in Germany, Belgium and Estonia with a list of blue...
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