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The company increased its forecast for sales of the vaccine this year to about $36 billion, a roughly 7% boost from previous guidance.

Under a new U.S. government rule, large hospitals could pay as much as $2 million annually if they don’t make prices public, which some haven’t done despite federal requirements.

The jury heard testimony that Theranos altered a document to show investors that its technology had been validated by a major pharmaceutical company.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit seeking to block Penguin Random House from acquiring rival Simon & Schuster for nearly $2.18 billion, the latest in a series of aggressive antitrust cases brought under the Biden administration.

DuPont is nearing a deal to buy Rogers Corp., an electronics-materials specialist with a market value of nearly $4 billion. It also plans to review alternatives for its unit specializing in materials used in the automotive industry.

The Amazon-backed electric-vehicle startup is seeking a valuation in a range just above $60 billion in its initial public offering next week, according to people familiar with the matter.

The government published new guidance for federal contractors and will soon release rules for private-sector businesses with 100 or more employees, both in the face of GOP-led opposition.

Uncertainty in the global supply chain is driving executives to seek operations away from cheaper countries to locales affording greater control.

Stubbornly high inflation across more wealthy economies last week prompted a shakeout in bond markets as investors began expecting policy makers to quickly tighten monetary policy.

Airlines are racing to bring back flight attendants and ground staff as well as hire pilots, but they haven’t returned to full force.