Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy weight loss drug wins UK approval for use as a heart treatment
The U.K.’s health regulator on Tuesday approved the use of Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy drug to reduce the risk of obese adults suffering from serious heart problems or strokes.
What Google’s decision to keep cookies means for the internet
CNBC runs through what cookies are, and how Google’s decision to keep them will affect the internet and advertising industry moving forward.
Ether ETFs officially begin trading in U.S., with funds from BlackRock, Grayscale and more
The new funds come about six months after the blockbuster debut for bitcoin ETFs.
Andy Murray to retire as he says Paris Olympics his ‘last ever tennis tournament’
Andy Murray will be calling it a day after joining Team GB in Paris following a stellar career that peaked with two famous victories in finals at Wimbledon.
Modi’s government pledges fiscal prudence in India’s post-election budget
India’s government promised spending on job creation but also called for fiscal prudence as it announced its financial budget on Tuesday.
Comcast posts mixed results, weighed down by film studio, theme parks
Comcast reported second-quarter earnings that beat on earnings but missed on revenue due to tough comparisons for its film studio and theme parks.
Delivery Hero, Glovo targeted in EU cartel investigation
EU antitrust regulators have launched a probe into Delivery hero and Glovo on concerns the two firms may have taken part in an online food delivery cartel.
Porsche shares fall 5% after automaker cuts 2024 outlook on aluminium alloy shortage
Shares in automaker Porsche fell on Tuesday after the company cut its 2024 outlook, citing a shortage of special aluminium alloys.
Hungary told it can’t host EU gathering after the latest clash with Putin ally over Ukraine
Hungary has been stripped of the right to host the next high-profile gathering of EU foreign ministers, marking the latest clash between the bloc and Budapest.
Germany’s struggling construction sector is showing no signs of a recovery
The German construction sector is showing no signs of recovering, even after being in a crisis for months and despite pledges of support from the government.
