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Eli Lilly believes its drugs could treat ailments beyond obesity. Accessibility challenges and a Trump admin stand in the way

Eli Lilly believes its drugs could treat ailments beyond obesity. Accessibility challenges and a Trump admin stand in the way

by Genna Contino | Dec 5, 2024

As pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly evolves its popular obesity and diabetes drug, the company has discovered positive side effects that could develop into spin-off medications. Users of GLP-1 drugs, which regulate blood sugar, appetite and digestion, have reported...
Off-price retail stocks soar as consumers pull back on spending

Off-price retail stocks soar as consumers pull back on spending

by Jiana Smith | Sep 23, 2024

Off-price retailers may prove to be “recession-proof” yet again.  Consumers trading down amid economic concerns have given a boost to off-price retailers. The stocks have been performing well against the index for the past three months, and the outlook for continued...
Affordable Cosmetics Brands Attract Consumers, Boosting Beauty Stock Shares

Affordable Cosmetics Brands Attract Consumers, Boosting Beauty Stock Shares

by Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos | Oct 10, 2023

The shares of ELF, Coty, and Inter Parfums continue to swiftly show gains across the market, while health and personal care lead latest retail numbers. Beauty stocks of well positioned brands continue to soar, as they prove to appeal to consumers who continue spending...

Stocks Rise as Investors Buck Hawkish Comments from Central Bank Officials

by Elizabeth Napolitano | Sep 18, 2022

U.S. stocks inched higher Thursday as investors shrugged off hawkish comments from U.S. Federal Reserve and European Central Bank officials.  The S&P 500 rose about 0.7% to 4006.81 at the closing bell, while the Dow industrials added 0.6% to 31774.52. The largely...
Pinterest’s monthly active users declined in the third quarter, but show signs of stabilizing

Pinterest’s monthly active users declined in the third quarter, but show signs of stabilizing

by Olivia Morley | Nov 15, 2021

By Olivia Morley Pinterest Inc. said its monthly active users (MAUs) declined to pre-pandemic levels in the September quarter, but have been stable since then. The company said MAUs in the U.S. declined 10% in the September quarter to 89 million, down from 98 million...
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