Dealmakers inked mergers and acquisitions worth more than $80 billion on Monday as they hurtle toward their second-best year ...

Plus: OpenAI in USD38b deal with AWS to access Nvidia GPUs; Kimberly-Clark to buy Tylenol maker Kenvue at 46% premium; Animoca to list on Nasdaq via reverse merger.

Stock futures edged up on Monday, the first trading day of November, as investors started the month on a positive note and looked ahead to a busy week of earnings reports from major companies. Here ...

Researchers pinpointed an association between maternal covid-19 infections and children being diagnosed with ...

For example, Amazon sells Tylenol in various sizes, but you can get a bottle of 100 capsules for $10.97, or just under $0.11 per count. You’ll pay less per ounce on Tide liquid laundry detergent at ...

(CNN) - The maker of Tylenol is pushing back on a proposed change to the product’s safety label. Kenvue said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration should not change Tylenol’s label to reflect possible ...

Doctors say misinformation is spreading about Tylenol online. Since President Donald Trump announced at a White House news conference three weeks ago that pregnant women's use of Tylenol might raise ...

It started with an unsubstantiated warning that taking Tylenol during pregnancy could raise a child’s risk of autism. But the message from President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy ...

The Health and Human Services Secretary referred to a video of a woman “gobbling Tylenol with her baby in her placenta” Roy Rochlin/Getty;Daniel Acker/Bloomberg/Getty Robert F. Kennedy Jr. referred to ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that giving Tylenol to infant boys after circumcision could be a cause of autism among males. Kennedy and President Donald Trump, during ...

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stunningly claimed Thursday there may be a link between circumcision and autism — due to distribution of Tylenol to infants following the ...

In the fall of 1982, seven people in Chicago died from poisoned Tylenol. Its parent company was Johnson & Johnson. And J&J’s response—led by CEO James Burke—was swift: A total recall, suspension of ...