U.S. Reaches Agreement With Victims of Doctor Who Abused Native American Patients

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Today, we will be discussing the following topics: -Protesters Swarm LA City Council Meeting After Audio Leak of Racist Comments -Philips to Take $1.3 Billion Write-Down on Sleep-Apnea Business -PepsiCo Raises Guidance Again as Higher Prices Lift Sales -Souring Economy Gives Tech Freelancers a Lift -U.S. Reaches Agreement With Victims of Doctor Who Abused Native American Patients -Cruise Stocks Don’t Lead to Buried Treasure -Scarred Dinosaur 'Mummy' Suggests Such Fossils Aren't Quite So Rare -How Diabetes Drug Became Talk of Hollywood, Tech and Hamptons... -U.S. Suppliers Halt Operations at Top Chinese Memory Chip Maker -Scientists Transplant Human Tissue into Rat Brains, Opening Door to New Research

Outline

  1. Protesters Swarm LA City Council Meeting After Audio Leak of Racist Comments
  2. Philips to Take $1.3 Billion Write-Down on Sleep-Apnea Business
  3. PepsiCo Raises Guidance Again as Higher Prices Lift Sales
  4. Souring Economy Gives Tech Freelancers a Lift
  5. US Reaches Agreement With Victims of Doctor Who Abused Native American Patients
  6. Cruise Stocks Don’t Lead to Buried Treasure
  7. Scarred Dinosaur 'Mummy' Suggests Such Fossils Aren't Quite So Rare
  8. How Diabetes Drug Became Talk of Hollywood, Tech and Hamptons
  9. US Suppliers Halt Operations at Top Chinese Memory Chip Maker
  10. Scientists Transplant Human Tissue into Rat Brains, Opening Door to New Research
Protesters Swarm LA City Council Meeting After Audio Leak of Racist Comments...

Protesters Swarm LA City Council Meeting After Audio Leak of Racist Comments...

Nury Martinez said she would take a leave of absence but hasn’t resigned after a recording was released of her racist comments about a colleague’s son

Philips to Take $1.3 Billion Write-Down on Sleep-Apnea Business

Philips to Take $1.3 Billion Write-Down on Sleep-Apnea Business

The Dutch healthcare conglomerate warned that worse-than-expected disruptions in its supply chain would hurt third-quarter sales and profit as it grapples with the fallout from a recall of its sleep-apnea devices.

PepsiCo Raises Guidance Again as Higher Prices Lift Sales

PepsiCo Raises Guidance Again as Higher Prices Lift Sales

The snacks-and-drinks company’s third-quarter sales grew by nearly 9% as average prices were up 17%.

Souring Economy Gives Tech Freelancers a Lift

Souring Economy Gives Tech Freelancers a Lift

New wave of IT freelancers prefer to tackle digital projects, then move on, recruiters say

U.S. Reaches Agreement With Victims of Doctor Who Abused Native American Patients

U.S. Reaches Agreement With Victims of Doctor Who Abused Native American Patients

The U.S. government reached a $14.5 million settlement agreement with eight men who said in civil suits that they were sexually assaulted by an Indian Health Service pediatrician when they were young.

Cruise Stocks Don’t Lead to Buried Treasure

Cruise Stocks Don’t Lead to Buried Treasure

Regulators are allowing more ships in the water, capacity is up, and mask and vaccine restrictions are lifting. So why are investors bailing?

Scarred Dinosaur 'Mummy' Suggests Such Fossils Aren't Quite So Rare

Scarred Dinosaur 'Mummy' Suggests Such Fossils Aren't Quite So Rare

<ol><li>Scarred Dinosaur 'Mummy' Suggests Such Fossils Aren't Quite So Rare  The Wall Street Journal </li><li>Astonishing dinosaur mummy has 'glittering' skin that was punctured and ripped by ancient crocs  Livescience.com </li><li>Incredible dinosaur 'mumm…

How Diabetes Drug Became Talk of Hollywood, Tech and Hamptons...

How Diabetes Drug Became Talk of Hollywood, Tech and Hamptons...

Ozempic and other injections meant to treat chronic medical conditions are in high demand among elites looking to lose a little weight.

U.S. Suppliers Halt Operations at Top Chinese Memory Chip Maker

U.S. Suppliers Halt Operations at Top Chinese Memory Chip Maker

U.S. chip equipment suppliers are pulling out staff based at China’s leading memory chip maker and pausing business activities there as they assess the impact of Commerce Department semiconductor export restrictions.

Scientists Transplant Human Tissue into Rat Brains, Opening Door to New Research

Scientists Transplant Human Tissue into Rat Brains, Opening Door to New Research

Human cells fused into the brains of rats and mice could help explore causes of autism, schizophrenia.