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FDA Approves ILUMYA for Active Psoriatic Arthritis
The approval covers adults with active psoriatic arthritis; ILUMYA injections must be administered by a healthcare provider.
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FDA Grants Accelerated Approval to Inovio’s VOCERYQ
The required confirmatory study must track surgery frequency for at least three years in adults and children with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis.
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Ofgem Consults on Second EGL3 Early Funding Request
The proposed funding covers land purchases, early enabling work and procurement commitments before construction begins.
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OpenAI and Google Plan Shared AI Training Preference Control
OpenAI plans a voluntary implementation in the coming months; the draft lets site operators set training preferences for specific paths.
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Energy-Storage Funding Rises 49% in First Nine Months
Mercom counted 120 transactions, with venture funding at $5.4 billion across 79 deals.
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UK Extends Casgevy Authorisation to Children From Age Five
Casgevy uses a patient’s blood-forming stem cells, edited outside the body with CRISPR/Cas9 and returned by infusion.
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nVent Raises 2026 Outlook As Quarterly Sales Rise 44%
nVent reported $1.515 billion in third-quarter sales for the period ending September 30, up 44% year over year.
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BP Underlying Replacement-Cost Profit Rises to $8.458 Billion
BP reported $14.829 billion in third-quarter operating cash flow, including a $0.5 billion adjusted working-capital release.
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EMA Opens Review of Deanxit and Related Medicines
PRAC will assess the evidence and recommend whether the medicines’ national authorisations should remain unchanged, be amended, suspended or revoked.
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Tech Shares Fall in Asia as US Government Bonds Rise
Reuters reported Alphabet’s October 29 shares fell 12.6%, with its market value down about $500 billion.