FDA
CMS Files Permanent Rule for 20-Drug Cycle in 2029
CMS proposes codifying Medicare drug price talks into regulation, targeting 20 more drugs in 2029 — harder for the next administration to reverse.
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Deals
Lilly Paid $2.3B for Ajax: Phase 1 Data Show Why
Lilly's $2.3B Ajax bet just got its first clinical proof: AJ1-11095 hit 70% SVR35, more than double the historical ceiling for pre-treated MF.
AI
Probe Bank AI Use: OCC, Fed Quiz on Kill Switches
OCC and Fed examiners are now asking every bank about AI kill switches, vendor subcontractors, and data access controls. The formal RFI is next.
Legal
ShinyHunters Extorts 100+ Orgs via Oracle Zero-Day
Oracle's PeopleSoft had no patch for two weeks while ShinyHunters breached 100+ organizations, with 454,600 student records already leaked.
Legal
Conti Coder Pleads Guilty, Faces 20 Years
A Conti loader-coder pleads guilty to wire fraud, nearly three years after arrest in Ireland, and faces 20 years in prison.
AI
DOJ Seized CFAKE.com: 300K Images, $48K Ethereum
DOJ and HSI seized two deepfake porn sites serving 4 million monthly views, and a French admin's $48K Ethereum stash led to an arrest in Nice.
Legal
Filed: Kyushu Electric's Missing Drive Holds 10.9M Records
Kyushu Electric's grid subsidiary lost a drive holding 10.9M customer records to a suspected theft, with METI demanding a full report by July 8.
Legal
Breached: Oracle PeopleSoft Zero-Day Hits 100 Orgs
Oracle's PeopleSoft zero-day hit 100+ organizations, 68% of them universities, with student finance records now on a hacking group's leak site.
Legal
Coupang Fined $412M for Breach Hitting 34M Accounts
A former employee silently accessed 34 million accounts while Coupang grew. The $412M Korean fine that just landed is only the start of the bill.
Legal
Seized: AudiA6 Washed $380M for Ransomware Gangs
AudiA6 laundered $380M for ransomware gangs across three years. A Poland arrest unraveled a network that 11 countries couldn't crack alone.
Legal
DOJ Charges Russian in Void Blizzard Hack of 11 U.S. Firms
Denis Obrezko charged for buying Void Blizzard's attack infrastructure; the FBI confirmed 11 U.S. company breaches, likely a fraction of the total.
Legal
FTC Halts NAA Mortgage Scam Built on CARES Act Lies
FTC's restraining order against National Amendment Assistance exposes how CARES Act branding still lures distressed homeowners into foreclosure.
Deals
Biopharma Shed 6,956 Jobs in May, Takeda Leads
Biopharma cut nearly 7,000 jobs in May, a 47% YoY surge: Takeda's 4,500 restructuring targets 200B yen in savings, BioNTech another €500M.
AI
Jailed Over 93% AI Match, Dillon Sues Florida Cops
A 93% AI confidence score isn't a match probability. Florida cops knew it, filed the warrant anyway, and jailed Robert Dillon for two months.
AI
Finds Google Liable for AI Defamation in Munich
Munich's Regional Court ruled Google owns its AI Overviews speech, meaning it must pay when that speech defames publishers with invented facts.
