(RTTNews) - BioXcel Therapeutics, Inc. (BTAI) said on Tuesday that it has submitted a supplemental New Drug Application (sNDA) to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for IGALMI, seeking approval for the acute treatment of agitation associated with bipolar disorder or schizophre
(RTTNews) - BioXcel Therapeutics, Inc. (BTAI) said on Tuesday that it has submitted a supplemental New Drug Application (sNDA) to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for IGALMI, seeking approval for the acute treatment of agitation associated with bipolar disorder or schizophre
AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) has enjoyed a huge run-up over the past couple of years, with the stock surging 400% since the start of 2025. The satellite company has made inroads with many major telecom companies to bring its satellite coverage to everyday standard cellphones. The company is making progress and expanding its satellite constellation this year to extend coverage and move closer to ...
AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) has enjoyed a huge run-up over the past couple of years, with the stock surging 400% since the start of 2025. The satellite company has made inroads with many major telecom companies to bring its satellite coverage to everyday standard cellphones. The company is making progress and expanding its satellite constellation this year to extend coverage and move closer to generating steady revenue through commercial operations. It could be a key part of the growing space economy , which McKinsey says could reach $1.8 trillion by the year 2035. With a significant market opportunity ahead, could buying AST SpaceMobile set you up for life? Let's dive into the business and its outlook to find out. Continue reading
A Chinese court sentenced a former senior anti-corruption official from the southern island province of Hainan to 12 years in prison on Tuesday, the latest high-profile conviction in Beijing’s widening anti-corruption campaign. The Shanghai First Intermediate People’s Court found Chen Xiaobo, formerly the deputy party chief of the Hainan Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission, guilty of accep...
A Chinese court sentenced a former senior anti-corruption official from the southern island province of Hainan to 12 years in prison on Tuesday, the latest high-profile conviction in Beijing’s widening anti-corruption campaign. The Shanghai First Intermediate People’s Court found Chen Xiaobo, formerly the deputy party chief of the Hainan Provincial Discipline Inspection Commission, guilty of accepting bribes totaling 37.35 million yuan ($5.37 million). The court also fined Chen 3 million yuan ($430,000) and ordered the confiscation of all illicit gains.
Bank chiefs called for calm on Tuesday as stocks plummeted after President Donald Trump's threats of fresh tariffs. The pan- European Stoxx 600 dropped about 1.2% in morning trade Tuesday — with the continent's major bourses and most sectors heavily selling off — after Trump floated a potential 200% levy on French wine and champagne. In the U.S., stock futures also retreated. The Dow Jones Industr...
Bank chiefs called for calm on Tuesday as stocks plummeted after President Donald Trump's threats of fresh tariffs. The pan- European Stoxx 600 dropped about 1.2% in morning trade Tuesday — with the continent's major bourses and most sectors heavily selling off — after Trump floated a potential 200% levy on French wine and champagne. In the U.S., stock futures also retreated. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell almost 1.5%, the S&P 500 slid 1.6%, the Nasdaq was last seen almost 2% lower, while, earlier, markets in Asia also closed in negative territory. Stock Chart Icon Stock chart icon Stoxx 600 Europe. With fears of a re-run of last April's "Liberation Day" tariff turmoil looming over the World Economic Forum gathering in Davos, bank CEOs in Europe called for cool heads around the prospect of a renewed trade war. "It's important to stay calm," Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Tuesday. "If anything told us from last year's [tariff] event, it's best to stay calm and see what's really happening." watch now VIDEO 6:01 06:01 Commerzbank CEO: Banking M&A only makes sense if it creates value Davos 2026: World Economic Forum European banks were among the hardest hit in Tuesday's reversal, with the Stoxx 600 Banks Index down 1.4% on Tuesday, while financial services slipped about 1.3%. It came after markets were still reeling from the President's plan to hit European countries with tariffs of 10% from Feb. 1, rising to 25% from June 1, if they continue to push back against his bid to annex Greenland . 'The new normal' Anthony Gutman, co-CEO of Goldman Sachs International , said that the current noise is creating volatility for investors, warning that "this is the new normal." Speaking with CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" in Davos, Gutman said that while the bank is optimistic on Europe this year, the risk of tariffs will "create complexity for our clients who are business leaders and have to make business decisions." watch now VIDEO 5:42 05:42...
Abu Dhabi-based agribusiness group Al Dahra Holding plans to exit third-party grains and oilseeds trading, pivoting instead to focus on its farming operations spread across Europe, Africa and the US. After a comprehensive assessment, the company will focus on marketing its own production, Al Dahra said in a statement in response to questions. The move follows its decision to exit its Romanian busi...
Abu Dhabi-based agribusiness group Al Dahra Holding plans to exit third-party grains and oilseeds trading, pivoting instead to focus on its farming operations spread across Europe, Africa and the US. After a comprehensive assessment, the company will focus on marketing its own production, Al Dahra said in a statement in response to questions. The move follows its decision to exit its Romanian business after three consecutive years of losses, which Bloomberg reported earlier. The company — backed by Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund ADQ — farms about 250,000 acres globally. It will focus on farming and the sale of commodities it produces, its press office said via email. The switch underscores the changing dynamics of an increasingly crowded and competitive Black Sea market — where Al Dahra’s trading activities were concentrated. After a sharp surge in Ukrainian grain flows via Romania following the 2022 invasion, trading volumes have since declined, leaving a large number of international traders competing for smaller volumes. Al Dahra launched its Black Sea trading office in 2020 and was one of the top grains traders operating out of the Romanian port of Constanta. International merchants were drawn to Romania after Russia’s war in Ukraine rerouted trade flows in the region, with Constanta becoming a key transit hub. “The transition is being managed in full compliance with the relevant legislation to ensure transparency, compliance, alignment and continuity of all related services,” the company said in its statement. “These actions are part of our ongoing transformation and long-term global growth strategy.” Read More: Abu Dhabi Seeks Billions in Food Investment to Turn Net Exporter The UAE, like many of its peers in the Middle East, is seeking greater food self-sufficiency to protect against global supply-chain disruptions. Abu Dhabi is seeking billions of dollars in agrifood investments. It plans to offer subsidies to domestic and foreign firms as it aims to become...