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IQVIA CEO Ari Bousbib to Speak at UBS Global Healthcare Conference on November 11, 2025

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–IQVIA Holdings Inc. (“IQVIA”) (NYSE:IQV), a leading global provider of clinical research services, commercial insights and healthcare intelligence to the life sciences and healthcare industries, announced today that Ari Bousbib, chairman and chief executive officer, will speak at the UBS Global Healthcare Conference on Tuesday, November 11, 2025 at 12:30 p.m. ET. A live audio webcast of the presentation will be available on the IQVIA Investor Relat

What Trump Told Senate Republicans in Shutdown Strategy Huddle

Republican senators were relieved when President Donald Trump urged them to remain steadfast in refusing to negotiate with Democrats until they vote to reopen the. Read More The post What Trump Told Senate Republicans in Shutdown Strategy Huddle appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Platner addresses ‘hidden Nazi tattoo’ claims

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner (D) on Monday addressed claims that he has a “hidden Nazi tattoo” on his chest based on a family video shared online. “I am not a secret Nazi,” Platner told “Pod Save America’s” Tommy Vietor, referencing since-deleted Reddit posts in which he described himself as a “communist” and called police…

3 clear indications from India A’s squad for the red-ball matches against South Africa A ft. Rishabh Pant

On Wednesday, October 22, the BCCI announced India A’s squad for the upcoming red-ball games against South Africa A. The A tour matches will be played ahead of the Proteas’ Test tour of India.

“My boys served y’all a**”: Tee Higgins’ mom Camilla Stewart hits back at fan for demeaning her over roasting Steelers’ Joey Porter Jr.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins put in an impressive performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday to snap the team’s four-game losing streak.

Volkswagen faces multi-billion cash-flow gap – Bild

The German automaker reportedly lacks €11 billion needed to fund next year’s operations and investments. Germany’s largest carmaker, Volkswagen Group, is facing a potential financial crisis, with a multi-billion-euro cash-flow gap expected in 2026, Bild has reported, citing internal company figures. The German auto giant will be about €11 billion short next year, leaving it unable to fund planned spending and investments, according to the newspaper. Volkswagen’s half-year report for 2025 showed operating profit down 33% from a year earlier and a negative cash flow of €1.4 billion. A slump in profits, weak business in China and competition from Chinese brands, as well as the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have been blamed for the company’s financial woes.