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PwC, Merck, and Hashgraph launch a new provenance system for tracking cocoa, with plans to expand
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Moderna shares fall 7% to $135.22 as traders engage in profit-taking after a 392% year-to-date surge; BioNTech falls 4%, Merck falls 1%.
Moderna (MRNA) shares fell 7% to $135.22 in early trading Monday, after rising 392% year-to-date, as traders opted for profit-taking in the absence of new negative catalysts. Over the same period, Bio
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Merck posts better-than-expected Q2 revenue of $16.61 billion, raises 2026 forecast on Keytruda strength
The U.S. drugmaker's Q2 revenue rose 5% year-over-year to $16.61 billion, surpassing analysts' average estimate of $16.36 billion. Sales of its top-selling cancer treatment Keytruda increased 5% to $8
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PwC, Merck, and Hashgraph launch a new provenance system for tracking cocoa, with plans to expand
The firms state their system, which combines physical authentication, digital traceability, and enterprise process design, is unprecedented in supply chains, and cocoa is just the initial application.
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Moderna shares fall 7% to $135.22 as traders engage in profit-taking after a 392% year-to-date surge; BioNTech falls 4%, Merck falls 1%.
Moderna (MRNA) shares fell 7% to $135.22 in early trading Monday, after rising 392% year-to-date, as traders opted for profit-taking in the absence of new negative catalysts. Over the same period, Bio
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Merck posts better-than-expected Q2 revenue of $16.61 billion, raises 2026 forecast on Keytruda strength
The U.S. drugmaker's Q2 revenue rose 5% year-over-year to $16.61 billion, surpassing analysts' average estimate of $16.36 billion. Sales of its top-selling cancer treatment Keytruda increased 5% to $8
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