An e-cigarette maker that moved its headquarters to D.C. from San Francisco in 2020 has received FDA approval to keep its products on the market.

After a 3-year ban, the FDA is permitting JUUL to sell its e-cigarettes again, citing reduced harm for adult smokers—though the agency stresses the products are not FDA-approved or risk-free.

The FDA has authorized Juul e-cigarettes to remain for sale on the U.S. market, the Wall Street Journal reports.

The Food and Drug Administration is allowing vaping brand Juul to keep its e-cigarettes on the market.

By Amanda Lee Singapore's private home sales softened in June as developers held back launches for new projects.

By Kimberley Kao Private-equity firm KKR has launched a new financial advisory platform in Singapore, aiming to support firms in enhancing their technology and strengthening customer management.

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The findings also show growth in the number of illicit cigarettes sold, with the market in Kenya moving from 27 per cent just a year ago to the current unprecedented 37 per cent.

KEY TAKEAWAYS The announced measures and ongoing public consultations reflect the authorities’ commitment to enhancing the competitiveness of Singapore’s equities market.

Lady Gaga and her fiance, Michael Polansky, were spotted enjoying a meal at a local food market in Singapore on Tuesday, May 20. The owner of a food stall called S.M.H. Hot and Cold Drinks at the ...

Jensen Huang criticized US chip export rules that have hurt Nvidia's China market share. He said export controls have spurred Chinese tech development.