Eli Lilly races to fend off competitors in weight-loss drug market
Eli Lilly bulks up on supply and lawsuits to ward off competition in the booming weight loss market
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Eli Lilly bulks up on supply and lawsuits to ward off competition in the booming weight loss market
Eli Lilly lowered its revenue forecasts for the full year after an inventory drawdown by wholesalers weighed on sales for blockbuster weight loss and diabetes drugs.
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Chunky, dorky, dad-like, and highly profitable. Hoka’s most popular shoes, the Bondi and Clifton, have a broad appeal for runners and non-runners, fueling the brand’s success.
Peloton shares jumped on Thursday after the company raised its profit guidance for the 2025 fiscal year and named a new chief executive officer, a step in the right direction for its turnaround.
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Target is reaching for the stars – Blake Lively, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande – to help lure customers into stores.
The success of the running brand Hoka is bringing major growth to parent company Deckers Outdoor Corp’s stock, sending shares higher. The company’s revenue increased 20% to $1.
Boeing and its largest union reach a contract proposal that includes larger pay increases.
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