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Exclusive-Novo Nordisk cuts Wegovy price by up to 33% in India, document shows

By Rishika Sadam BENGALURU (Reuters) -Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk on Tuesday cut the price of its blockbuster weight-loss drug, Wegovy, by up to 33% in India, according to a document seen by Reuters. Wegovy's highest dose of 2.4 mg will now cost 16,400 rupees ($186.59), compared ...
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Utah judge rejects Republican congressional map in win for Democrats

By Joseph Ax WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A Utah judge has thrown out a new U.S. congressional map passed by the Republican-led legislature in favor of an alternative that appears likely to result in flipping one of the state's four U.S. House seats to Democrats in next ...
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United Airlines seeks to end lawsuit over windowless ‘window seats’

By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) -United Airlines has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it unfairly charged passengers extra money to sit in "window seats" that, to their surprise, lacked windows. Passengers filed proposed class actions in August against United and Delta Air Lines ...
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Everyday volunteers are providing stopgap services during the shutdown in a show of community power

NEW YORK (AP) - It started with a late October meeting between a lifestyle entrepreneur, a marketing professional, a restaurant owner and a social worker at a brewery in the Florida panhandle. Within hours, Pensacola Grocery Buddies was born. The four women wanted to pair ...
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U.S. celebrates 72nd Veterans Day

(The Center Square) - Memorials and celebrations across the country will take place Tuesday in honor of the 72nd annual Veterans Day. Veterans Day was established in 1954 by ...
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Morning Bid: Tech bounce stalls

By Mike Dolan -What matters in U.S. and global markets today By Mike Dolan, Editor-At-Large, Finance and Markets Tuesday's tech-led Wall Street jump on a likely reopening of the U.S. government displayed dogged "buy-the-dip" behavior, but the move has run out of steam into today's Veterans Day ...
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Levi’s to sell $300 jeans in more stores to tap growing demand for premium denim

By Dominique Patton PARIS (Reuters) -Levi's will sell its new line of $300 jeans in more stores next year as it looks to boost growth by tapping into strong demand for premium denim, Chief Financial and Growth Officer Harmit Singh told Reuters. Launched in Asia earlier ...
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OpenAI used song lyrics in violation of copyright laws, German court says

By Jörn Poltz and Friederike Heine MUNICH (Reuters) -OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT violated German copyright laws by reproducing lyrics from songs by best-selling musician Herbert Groenemeyer and others, a court ruled on Tuesday, in a closely watched case against the U.S. firm over its use ...
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US shutdown fallout: Who came out ahead — and who didn’t

By James Oliphant and Tim Reid WASHINGTON (Reuters) -As the U.S. Congress moved toward a deal to end the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, Reuters asked a dozen strategists and analysts to assess who strengthened their position and who paid a price, in the ...
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US Catholic bishops will elect a new leader and contend with Trump’s immigration tactics

The United States' Catholic bishops will elect their next president and vice president on Tuesday in Baltimore. The vote acts as a barometer for the bishops' priorities, hinging on whether they choose an outspoken culture warrior as their next leader. The U.S. Conference of Catholic ...
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Swiss watchmakers rise on optimism over possible reduction in Trump tariffs

By John Revill ZURICH (Reuters) -Shares of Richemont and Swatch Group, owners of luxury Swiss watch brands, rose on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was working with Switzerland on a deal to lower the 39% tariff rate on Swiss exports to the ...
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Chinese goods dumping started before tariffs, ECB study finds

FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Weak domestic demand rather than U.S. tariffs is the main reason China is dumping surplus product on European markets at rock-bottom prices at the expense of domestic producers, a European Central Bank study argued on Tuesday. Pressure has been growing on the ...
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