Lilly Drops $4.5B, Opens First Genetic Medicine Plant
Lilly's $4.5B Indiana bet includes the company's first genetic medicine plant and what could become the largest API site in U.S. history.
Lilly's $4.5B Indiana bet includes the company's first genetic medicine plant and what could become the largest API site in U.S. history.
When U.S. companies thought they were hiring domestic IT workers, the paychecks landed in Pyongyang. Two Americans just learned the price.
Anthropic's Mythos triggered an April 7 emergency meeting with big-bank CEOs. The Fed, OCC, and FDIC now say model risk rules don't cover gen AI.
Character.AI faces a Pennsylvania lawsuit for passing a chatbot off as a licensed physician. State AGs don't need federal AI law to move.
Roche is dropping $750M upfront for PathAI, with another $300M in milestones riding on a pathology software platform it wants to take global.
Angelini Pharma dropped $4.1B on Catalyst and its trio of FDA-approved rare neurology treatments; the per-share premium wasn't disclosed.
GSK paid up to $1B for SiranBio's Phase 1 siRNA asset targeting ALK7, doubling down on cardiometabolic bets while GLP-1 rivals pile up.
Four Chime customers allege Iran-linked Team 313 stole Social Security numbers and account credentials; Chime says no member data was compromised.
Elegrobart's REVEAL-2 hit 54% PRR, vindicating Viridian after REVEAL-1 crashed shares 33% — and Q1 2027 filing is now on the table.
Lilly's $4.5B Lebanon push brings its U.S. decade commitment over $50B, with a tirzepatide API plant poised to be the country's largest.
The crypto exchange is paying $4.2B for capital markets plumbing: a transfer agent processing $500B annually for 20 million shareholders.
A Latvian national drew 102 months for his role in a Conti offshoot's $16M ransomware spree, including leaking children's health data.
Maryland's AI pricing ban starts with grocers and delivery apps. The language used fits every risk-based pricing model in consumer finance.
A Character.AI chatbot posed as a licensed psychiatrist in 45,500 sessions. Pennsylvania's lawsuit says it even gave out a fake license number.
The Conti operator who threatened to leak stolen children's health records to extort payment just drew 102 months from DOJ's Criminal Division.