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Sanofi to acquire Dynavax for $2.2B, sending shares higher by 37%

Shares of Dynavax Technologies jumped sharply in premarket trading on Wednesday after the US vaccine maker agreed to be acquired by French pharmaceutical group Sanofi in an all-cash deal valued at about $2.2 billion. Sanofi said it will pay $15.50 per share for Dynavax, representing a premium of roughly 39% to the company’s closing price

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Why Italy is stepping in over Meta’s AI ambitions on WhatsApp

Italy has become the latest European regulator to challenge how Big Tech is integrating artificial intelligence into widely used digital platforms. This week, the country’s antitrust authority ordered Meta Platforms to suspend certain WhatsApp contractual terms while it investigates whether the company abused its dominant position. The case centres on AI chatbots and whether recent

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Curve DAO rejects proposal for $6.2M allocation to Swiss Stake

The Curve DAO community has rejected a proposal that sought to provide significant financial backing to its main development entity, Swiss Stake. The vote marks the latest governance decision within the Curve Finance ecosystem and comes as the protocol’s native token continues to show resilience around the $0.37 level. According to details from the vote,

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MSTR stock at risk as a key MicroStrategy metric approaches a negative zone

The Strategy stock price continued its freefall this month and is now hovering at its lowest level since September last year. MSTR stock has plunged by over 70% from its highest level in 2024, even as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 indices jumped to a record high. Strategy enterprise NAV is about to

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Why US sanctioned former EU official, 4 others; what it says about transatlantic tech rift

The United States has sharply escalated its confrontation with Europe over digital regulation, imposing visa sanctions on former European Union officials and leaders of anti-disinformation groups in a move that has drawn swift condemnation from across the Atlantic. The sanctions, announced on Tuesday by the US State Department, target a former senior EU official and

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GLP-1 weight-loss pills set to reshape US food demand in 2026

Analysts predict packaged food manufacturers and fast-food eateries may be pushed to alter more of their goods next year when newly licensed appetite-suppressing GLP-1 tablets become accessible in January 2026. The decision comes as more Americans are likely to try the medications in pill form rather than injections, owing to the lower cost and many

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Ethereum price faces stiff resistance amid ETF outflows

Ethereum’s price has struggled to break above the $3,000 level over the past week, weighed down by continued outflows from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds. That pattern has persisted into this week, with both BTC and ETH funds seeing redemptions as investors adjust portfolios toward year-end. Against this backdrop, Ethereum remains range-bound below the

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US stocks hold steady on Christmas Eve as investors watch Santa Claus rally

US stocks held steady on Christmas Eve, with the broad market opening virtually flat. The Dow edged marginally higher, while the Nasdaq Composite matched the S&P’s sluggish performance in a shortened trading session marked by thin holiday volumes and cautious investor positioning heading into the year-end break. The S&P 500 closed at an all-time high

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Agios Pharma jumps 15% as FDA expands use of anaemia drug mitapivat

Shares of Agios Pharmaceuticals surged nearly 15% in premarket trading on Wednesday after the US Food and Drug Administration approved an expanded use of its drug mitapivat, strengthening investor optimism around the company’s growth prospects. The approval allows mitapivat to be used to treat anemia in patients with both non-transfusion-dependent and transfusion-dependent alpha- or beta-thalassemia,

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Latin American steel industry faces strain from Chinese import surge

Latin America’s steel industry is under increasing strain as surging imports from China squeeze local markets and stall growth, despite the region’s rising demand for building materials. Industry officials argue that domestic producers face an uneven playing field, distorted by government subsidies and artificially low prices that favour Chinese steel. According to Ezequiel Tavernelli, president

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