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21 ViewsWith drug pricing a priority for the US Biden administration, the biotech industry must clean up its act: stop profiteering from old products and stamp out anticompetitive practices. Late last year, the US Trump administration announced its Most Favored Nation (MFN) model for drug pricing, aiming to align Medicare’s …
23 ViewsDemocratic candidate Joe Biden is padding his already historically large list of crossover endorsements in the final days of the presidential campaign – a list that includes former GOP heavyweights and presidential candidates, party veterans and even some Trump administration officials. Former Gov. John Kasich, who challenged Trump for the …
Read moreBiden Racks Up More Republican Support In Final Days – The Complete List Of His GOP Backers
15 ViewsAMD Ryzen 5 5600X looks to threaten the Core i9-10900K’s hegemony in single-thread workloads. (Image Source: @GawroskiT on Twitter)CPU-Z scores of the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X are now available, and they show good leads over the Core i9-10900K in single-threaded workloads while also showing significant leads over the Core …
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15 ViewsThe US will formally leave the landmark Paris climate agreement on November 4th, turning its back on the rest of the world as it comes together to stop climate change. How quickly the US takes on the planetary crisis will hinge on the results of today’s election. The Paris …
Read moreThe US will abandon a worldwide climate agreement on November 4th
12 ViewsYes, there’s a high-stakes presidential election underway, but tech news doesn’t stop completely: Chinese regulators pull the brakes on Ant Group’s IPO, Spotify adds standalone streaming support on Apple Watch and PayPal outlines its plans for 2021. This is your Daily Crunch for November 3, 2020. The big story: …
Read moreDaily Crunch: China postpones Ant Group IPO
10 ViewsNeither disinformation nor voter intimidation is anything new. But tools developed by leading tech companies including Twitter, Facebook, and Google now allow these tactics to scale up dramatically. As a scholar of cybersecurity and election security, I have argued that these firms must do more to rein in disinformation, …
Read moreFacebook and Twitter tried to stop voter intimidation… and they failed miserably