AstraZeneca has made a non-binding offer of about $10 billion for Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Reuters reports. Rhythm’s latest results show the attraction of its rare-obesity franchise, but milestone payments complicate the headline price.
The challenges of the pandemic are immense, particularly when it comes to managing your finances. Businesses have been hit badly, with processes going haywire and cash flows being disrupted. To add to
The emergency measures forced on thousands of reluctant companies are likely to form part of the future work market. The work from home surge has prompted these companies to consider whether they
Indian businesses are grappling during the extremely resilient period emerging from the global COVID-19 pandemic and organizations are inspecting employee remuneration as the main spindle to assist the progress towards remote work,
One fundamental fact about reorganizing the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) into the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030 was the obtrusive rural-urban disparities. The framers of the document believed in an exclusive philosophy
In India Gold is part of culture, sign of prosperity, symbol of wealth, and is part and parcel of life. The demand for the yellow metal has made India one of the
As one of the most populous countries in the world, India’s legislative system is one of the most complex. Not only does the government need to create legal measures for every municipality
On Saturday, the British embassy in Libya expressed concern about reports of “interference of foreign mercenaries” in the Libyan oil sector. This came in a statement of the embassy published on its
Lebanese protesters cut roads in separate areas of the country on Thursday, condemning the deteriorating living and economic conditions, amid a rise in the exchange rate of the dollar against the lira.
The US Congress may adopt new sanctions against the Nord Stream-2 project, Interfax reported. On Tuesday, the Senate, the upper house of Congress, decided to include relevant items in the country’s defense
The central bank’s governor, Nasser Nasser Hemmati, said he would defend the troubled Iranian riyal in the face of speculation and without pumping a hard currency into the market, in response to
Follow