Global Economy

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS TRENDS

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS TRENDS

This week brought fresh signs of economic strain as an increasing number of businesses – from small local operators to well-known brands –announced closures, restructurings, or bankruptcy filings.

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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER

Gilead Sciences, a California pharma, is paying $3.15 billion to take over Tubulis, a German developer of drugs that more effectively deliver chemotherapy treatments to cancer tumors.

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SPECIAL REPORT: PRIVATE EQUITY WARNING SIGNALS DANGER AHEAD

As we have been detailing and forecasting in The Trends Journal since January, the private credit route is becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy: investors panic and yank their money, making other investors reluctant to put money in.

U.S. Economy

INVESTORS FLEE JUNK BONDS

INVESTORS FLEE JUNK BONDS

During the 30 days ending 6 April, investors yanked an average of $2.7 billion a week out of the junk bond market, fleeing to defensive positions as the Iran War’s economic fallout makes risky holdings even more so.

The Iran War

Hi-Tech Science

ONE INJECTION AND PEOPLE BORN DEAF CAN HEAR

ONE INJECTION AND PEOPLE BORN DEAF CAN HEAR

A single injection of a gene essential to hearing was injected into the inner ear of 10 patients and all 10 experienced improved hearing, some as soon as a month after being treated.

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