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A man walks next to a sign for the Roche Holding AG headquarters on April 11, 2025 in Basel, Switzerland. Before US President Donald Trump postponed a range of imminent tariffs, Switzerland was facing a daunting 31% levy on most Swiss goods to imported to the United States, a higher rate than would have been imposed on European Union countries. Such a tariff would've been high damaging to iconic Swiss industries like chocolate and watchmaking. The reprieve will provide breathing room for Swiss officials looking to negotiate a deal with the US, although Swiss goods will still face a 10% tariff in the meantime, and the fate of a potential separate tariff on pharmaceuticals is unknown.
HealthSwiss drugmaker Roche leans into Trump tariff formula with $50 billion promise to invest in U.S.
By Ryan HoggApril 22, 2025
RetailRoche, Zealand Pharma in $5.3 billion pact for obesity drugs
By Paula Doenecke, Naomi Kresge and BloombergMarch 12, 2025
A young woman undergoes a brain scan.
HealthMeet the 24-year-old helping Lilly test a preventive Alzheimer’s drug
By Lindsey LeakeFebruary 6, 2025
Eli Lilly & Co., the Fortune 500 pharma firm that manufactures weight-loss injection Zepbound (tirzepatide), has a comparable oral medication in the works that could be approved by the FDA as early as 2026, CEO Dave Ricks told Bloomberg TV on Jan. 13, 2025.
HealthHate needles? Lilly’s weight-loss pill could get FDA approval next year, CEO says
By Lindsey LeakeJanuary 21, 2025
HealthRoche stock is falling after report its Wegovy challenger is causing patients to vomit
By Naomi Kresge and BloombergSeptember 12, 2024
Thomas Schinecker, chief executive officer of Roche
FinanceSwiss pharma giant Roche is ‘fast-tracking’ development of an experimental Wegovy challenger pill for weight loss
By Prarthana PrakashJuly 29, 2024
Thomas Schinecker, CEO of Roche Holding.
RetailAn obesity pill study tested on just 25 patients led to a stunning $16.8 billion increase in Swiss drugmaker Roche’s market value
By Naomi Kresge, Lisa Pham and BloombergJuly 23, 2024
Thomas Schinecker, chief executive officer of Roche Holding
FinanceSwitzerland shouldn’t follow Europe’s lead on tax, says Roche CEO. Instead, it must compete with ‘Dubai, China and India’
By Paula Doenecke and BloombergMay 14, 2024
Pascal Soriot, chief executive officer of Astrazeneca Plc, arrives at the CEO council at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Chin
SuccessMajor investors say AstraZeneca boss is ‘massively underpaid’ on $21.5 million salary, despite earning more than double Novo Nordisk’s CEO
By Ryan HoggApril 10, 2024
Stock traders from various companies work in five circular and one semi-circular trading floor at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
FinanceMeet Europe’s answer to the ‘Magnificent 7’—the high-flying ‘Granolas’ that Goldman Sachs is betting will prosper in the continent’s flatlining economy
By Ryan HoggMarch 3, 2024
FinanceRoche pushes to catch up to Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy with $3.1bn deal for obesity drugmaker Carmot
By Paula Doenecke and BloombergDecember 4, 2023
Drug trial
HealthRoche is using AI to find the hardest-to-find lung cancer patients, with a potential blockbuster drug on the line
By Naomi Kresge and BloombergOctober 22, 2023
HealthWhy a biotech firm’s market value jumped from $3 million to $130 million in a day and is still way up from its ‘almost unfathomably low valuation’
By Angel Adegbesan and BloombergOctober 13, 2023
Market trader recession
EuropeA top Wall Street strategist changes his tune and says the U.S. can now avoid a recession
By Sophie MellorJune 20, 2022
Woman using home COVID-19 testing kit on her teenage daughter.
HealthHere’s when to expect at-home tests that are better at detecting Omicron
By Andrew MarquardtJanuary 18, 2022
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