Eli Lilly has reported a warm reception for its obesity and diabetes therapy Mounjaro in India, underscoring both the urgent need for effective weight‑management solutions and the vast commercial potential of one of the world’s fastest‑growing markets for obesity drugs. Having outpaced competitors to bring the once‑weekly injectable to Indian patients earlier this year, Lilly…
India’s Competition Commission has unearthed evidence showing that the world’s leading advertising agencies secretly coordinated to fix commission rates and pitch pricing, effectively placing a floor under media-buying costs for major clients. Top executives from global groups—including WPP’s MediaCom, Omnicom Media, IPG Mediabrands, Publicis, Havas, Dentsu and Madison—used industry associations and encrypted messaging to align…
An adviser to Europe’s highest court has urged judges to reject Google’s appeal against the European Commission’s landmark fine, signaling a strong likelihood that the tech giant will fail in its bid to overturn a €4.125 billion penalty for abusing its dominance in mobile operating systems. Advocate General Juliane Kokott of the Court of Justice of…
Samsung Electronics is gearing up to unveil a markedly thinner iteration of its flagship foldable smartphone, part of a broader strategy to reclaim leadership in a segment where aggressive Chinese competitors have recently outpaced the South Korean giant on device slimness and weight. With the foldable category still representing a niche but high‑margin corner of…
SandboxAQ, the artificial intelligence startup backed by Nvidia and spun out of Google’s research labs, has launched an expansive synthetic dataset designed to revolutionize the early stages of drug development. By generating millions of three‑dimensional molecular structures and pairing each with experimentally validated binding information, the company aims to enable researchers to predict drug‑protein interactions…
Airfares between Europe and the United States have tumbled to levels not seen since before the pandemic, fueled by a confluence of geopolitical jitters, currency fluctuations, and evolving traveler preferences on both sides of the Atlantic. As Western European visitors scale back U.S. trips and American bargain hunters capitalize on low fares, airlines and industry…
Major American defence contractors are racing to secure a foothold in Europe’s rapidly expanding military market, driven by a wave of budget increases across the continent. With NATO allies pledging unprecedented spending boosts in response to regional security threats, from Russia’s aggression in Ukraine to evolving hybrid warfare tactics, US manufacturers see a unique opportunity…
As the Trump Organization prepares to launch its inaugural smartphone this August, priced at $499 and offered in a distinctive gold finish, industry observers are raising serious doubts about the likelihood that the device can truly be manufactured in the United States. The company’s claims of domestic production clash with the realities of global smartphone…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used his keynote address at the GTC Paris conference to argue that quantum computing is on the cusp of a major breakthrough, marking what he termed an “inflection point” for a technology that has long teetered between laboratory promise and commercial reality. According to Huang, advances in hardware, software and partnerships…
Japanese sportswear giant ASICS is significantly stepping up its local manufacturing operations in India, aiming to produce 40% of its products domestically in the coming years. The move reflects a strategic pivot amid rising regulatory restrictions on imports and a fast-expanding consumer appetite for fitness and athletic wear across urban and semi-urban India. Currently, ASICS…
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