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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 320
Novartis CEO's Dilemma: Is $475,000 Too Much for a Leukemia Breakthrough?
Joseph Jimenez, the chief executive of Novartis, is celebrating a triumph. The Food and Drug Administration approved Kymriah, a new treatment for kids with leukemia. But he's also taking heat from all sides over his decision to charge $475,000 for the treatment, and, in a major first, to negotiate deals that charge only patients who go into remission.
Worldwide Information Security Spending Will Top $85Bn This Year, Gartner Says
Worldwide spending on information security products and services will reach $86.4bn in 2017, an increase of 7 percent over 2016, with spending expected to grow to $93bn in 2018, according to the latest forecast from Gartner, Inc.
What the DACA Phaseout Means for Workers and Employers
Christopher Plascencia won a promotion last month to personal banker at Wells Fargo & Co.; now he's worried the career advancement might become a hollow gain.
Nafta Talks Lurch Ahead Without Signs of Major Progress
The renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement sputtered forward on last week as officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico concluded their second round of talks with plenty of pleasantries but little major progress to announce.
Drones Play Increasing Role in Hurricane Recovery Efforts
For drone users, Hurricane Harvey is likely to be the event that propelled unmanned aircraft to become integral parts of government and corporate disaster-recovery efforts.
Cargo's Crystal Ball: The Power of Machine Learning
Many shippers were caught off-guard last August when the world's seventh-largest container line suddenly went into receivership. An estimated $14bn in cargo was left in limbo after two-thirds of South Korea-based Hanjin's fleet - some 93 vessels - were seized, stranded or denied entry into ports.
A Third of Firms Don't Comply With Slavery Law, Survey Finds
One third of businesses have failed to complete a modern slavery statement despite being required by law to do so, according to a report by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).
How Chocolate Exposes Brexit Trade Risks
Sean Ramsden and his family have been shipping British food abroad since the U.K. joined the European Union more than four decades ago.
Members of European Parliament Call for Fines After Tainted Eggs Failures
Members of the European Parliament have called for a faster alert system and fines for states that fail to share food safety information following a tainted eggs scandal.
Buzz Kill for Pot Farmers: Lower Prices
After decades of dodging law enforcement and fighting for legalization, U.S. marijuana growers face a new challenge: low prices.
Counterfeit Yeezys and the Booming Sneaker Black Market
Kevin longed for a pair of Adidas' "pirate black" Yeezys, a charcoal-colored edition of the ultra-hip sneakers designed by rapper Kanye West.
New Government Partnership to Boost Traceable Fishing
The United States Agency for International Development's Oceans and Fisheries Partnership (USAID Oceans) and Inmarsat have advanced communication technology to improve fisheries catch documentation and traceability.
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