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Aldermen oppose Chicago mayor’s ‘punishing’ head tax proposal

(THE CENTer SQUAre) - Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says he wants corporations to pay more in taxes, but with some city council members opposed, one alderman says the mayor could be planning a property tax increase. ...
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Illinois quick hits: Get Covered Illinois premiums to spike

Get Covered Illinois premiums to spike The Get Covered Illinois division of the Illinois Department of Insurance says Illinoisans enrolling in state-based health coverage can expect an average 78% ...
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Trump blasts cost overruns at Obama Presidential Center in Chicago

(The Center Square) - Chicago is back in the mind of President Donald Trump, but this time the commander-in-chief's focus is on delays and cost overruns at the Obama Presidential Center. ...
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Estimated power demand will outstrip supply by 2032

(The Center Square) - The impact on electricity demand from a growing number of data centers is a recurring point of concern among energy leaders who warn that, without swift policy reform, unchecked growth could drive up costs and threaten reliability. ...
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India orders drugmakers to meet global standards by January after cough syrup deaths

By Rishika Sadam and Krishna N. Das HYDERABAD/NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's drug regulator on Friday ordered state authorities to ensure all pharmaceutical factories comply with international manufacturing standards by January, rejecting industry pleas for more time after toxic cough syrup was linked to additional child ...
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Illinois approves $1.5B transit package, funding for long-delayed projects

(The Center Square) - Illinois lawmakers approved a $1.5 billion transit package, including long-delayed Moline-to-Chicago rail, hailed by Democrats as a 'big win' for the Quad Cities but criticized as an expensive burden on taxpayers. ...
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Brevan Howard to invest $200 million in Catalio healthcare fund, say sources

By Nell Mackenzie LONDON (Reuters) -Brevan Howard has made a $200 million commitment to Catalio Capital Management's healthcare stock fund, two sources close to the matter said, in the latest example of one of the world's biggest hedge funds investing in other funds. A Goldman ...
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Gilead’s breast cancer drug fails to meet main goal of late-stage study

(Reuters) -Gilead Sciences said on Friday its breast cancer drug Trodelvy did not significantly lower the risk of disease progression in patients when used as a first-line treatment, failing to meet the main goal of a late-stage study. Gilead said an early trend for extending ...
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Indian drugmaker Divi’s beats profit view for second quarter on API boost

(Reuters) -Indian drugmaker Divi's Laboratories reported second-quarter profit above analysts' estimates on Friday, helped by its business that focuses on customised production of chemical compounds used in drugs. Consolidated net profit rose to 6.89 billion rupees ($78.39 million) in the quarter ended September 30 from ...
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Novo Nordisk shares fall after Trump deal to slash obesity drug prices

By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen and Maggie Fick COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Shares in Novo Nordisk fell as much as 3% on Friday after the Danish drugmaker and U.S. rival Eli Lilly agreed with the U.S. government to lower prices of their blockbuster GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. The agreement announced ...
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China lifts Brazilian poultry imports ban over bird flu

BEIJING (Reuters) -China lifted a ban linked to Brazil's avian influenza outbreak, the country's General Administration of Customs said in a notice released on Friday. China issued a countrywide embargo on all imports of poultry and related products from Brazil over a bird flu outbreak ...
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Marshawn Kneeland’s death highlights the importance of mental health resources for NFL players

It's OK to not be OK. Every conversation about mental health includes that important statement and a message that tough times don't last, things will get better and help is available. The NFL and the rest of society have come a long way in dealing with ...
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