The once-weekly 500 mg autoinjector adds a subcutaneous option, but home self-administration in Japan still depends on an MHLW listing step and physician-led training.

Retail and food-services sales reached $773.9 billion, with nonstore retailers and gasoline stations among the strongest monthly categories as July’s decline was revised to 0.5%.

Brookfield will pay US$3.38 in cash for each RWC share under a binding scheme, with the Australian-dollar equivalent around A$4.75 at the September 15 exchange rate.

Santersus holders are expected to own about 85% of the combined company, which plans to adopt the Santersus Bio name and SNTS ticker after closing.

Apollo and KKR have invested equity in an entity holding Bayer’s long-acting reversible contraceptives business, while Bayer keeps a majority stake and full operational control.

Nonfuel import prices climbed 0.8% in August, more than offsetting a 0.1% decline in fuel prices, while capital goods and industrial supplies posted notable monthly increases.

Neuberger Specialty Finance will purchase up to $700 million of auto loans sourced through Pagaya’s network, adding committed funding capacity as the company’s auto business expands.

Inventories reached $2.765 trillion as wholesale stockpiles led the monthly increase, while the inventory-to-sales ratio held at 1.30.

The semiconductor testing company kept the TRT ticker, saying the Nasdaq move better aligns its public-market profile with its technology-focused growth strategy.

The French hearing-loss biotech is evaluating a U.S. offering of ordinary shares, including American Depositary Shares, but has not announced the size, price range, exchange or timetable.