© Reuters. John Kapoor arrives at the federal courthouse in Boston BOSTON (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday partially overturned the conviction of Insys Therapeutics Inc’s founder and three former executives accused of bribing doctors to prescribe an addictive opioid, but declined to disturb the remainder of the jury’sRead More →
© Reuters. An anti-government protester throws a rock to the entrance of a metro station, in Hong Kong HONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong struggled to recover on Monday, with the metro only partially functioning and infrastructure extensively damaged, after scores of protesters were arrested in violent clashes overnight thatRead More →
As part of sweeping pension reforms in the 1990s, Sweden made a part of its Social Security system private. Employers and employees contribute 18.5% of workers’ salaries to the country’s pension system, but about 2.5% of that goes into a privatized investment account earmarked solely for an individual, called aRead More →
This cautionary tale could get your kids to eat their veggies. A British teenager described as a “fussy eater” went blind and partially deaf after noshing nothing but potato chips, sausages, French fries and white bread for the past decade, according to an alarming case study published in the AnnalsRead More →
