Cut Ring-Fence Rules: UK Treasury Frees £80B
UK Treasury plans to ease ringfencing rules, freeing £80 billion in lending capacity for banks that argued the post-2008 rules cost too much.
UK Treasury plans to ease ringfencing rules, freeing £80 billion in lending capacity for banks that argued the post-2008 rules cost too much.
A CISA contractor disabled GitHub's secret scanning before publishing AWS GovCloud admin keys and plaintext passwords to a public repository.
NYC's largest public health system had fingerprints and palm prints stolen, covering 1.8M people, with no explanation for why it stored biometrics.
Federal judge fines Cliq $6.5M for violating its 2015 FTC consent order, far below the $52.9M sought, but no receiver and no industry ban.
Anthropic will brief the G20's FSB on Mythos, which found thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities leaving many regulators on the outside.
Lilly cleared Foundayo on April 1, but the label carries a required post-market trial for four serious risks, including MACE and liver injury.
AstraZeneca's $1.3B CinCor buy paid off: FDA cleared Baxfendy, first-in-class for hypertension, with Leerink's $10B upside scenario on the table.
Regeneron pays $125M upfront in a $2.3B Parabilis collaboration to build antibody-helicon conjugates, a drug class that doesn't exist yet.
A $3.7 billion drug acquisition is unraveling: 20 deaths, a market withdrawal demand, and now FDA allegations of manipulated trial data.
Boston Scientific paid $1.5B for 34% of MiRus and locked in a $3B option for its SIEGEL TAVR system, one year after scrapping its own valve program.
Enhertu's $5.4B annual sales projection grows with dual early breast cancer clearance, but patients who used it before surgery can't get it after.
BioMarin's $270M Inozyme bet just got complicated: BMN 401 hit the biomarker endpoint but missed skeletal healing and all secondary goals.
Adani Green sold $750M in bonds while its founder personally orchestrated bribe payments to Indian officials, the SEC alleged in late 2024.
CFPB just scrapped disparate impact under ECOA, but mortgage lenders and state AGs in New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts won't play along.
Judge Barrett called Peters a 'charlatan' who'd do it again. Colorado's governor cut her 9-year sentence anyway, after just 18 months.