Bad Bunny skips US tour over concerns about ICE raids at concerts
10 Sep

Bad Bunny skips US tour over concerns about ICE raids at concerts

Music
​ Bad Bunny says he excluded the US from his forthcoming world tour due to fears that, as a prominent Latino musician, his fans would be subjected to immigration raids. In an interview with i-D magazine on Wednesday, the three-time Grammy-winning musician was asked whether he was skipping the US “out of concern about the [mass deportations of] Latinos”. “Man, honestly, yes,” he responded. “There were many reasons why I didn’t show up in the US, and none of them were out of hate – I’ve performed there many times. All of [the shows] have been successful. All of them…
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LB Pharma raises $285M in Nasdaq debut to advance schizophrenia drug development
10 Sep

LB Pharma raises $285M in Nasdaq debut to advance schizophrenia drug development

Biotech
​LB Pharma prices $285M Nasdaq debut to help develop schizophrenia drug September 10, 2025 10:45 PM EDTUpdated 07:35 AM Financing A biotech IPO is fi­nal­ly hap­pen­ing for the first time in sev­en months — and it’s a big one. On Wednes­day night, LB … Sign up to read this article for free. Get free access to a limited number of articles, plus choose newsletters to get straight to your inbox. SIGN UP LOG IN BECOME A PREMIUM SUBSCRIBER ENDPOINTS CAREERS Read More from Endpoints News
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Klarna shares jump 30% on Wall Street as Americans prefer buy now, pay later
10 Sep

Klarna shares jump 30% on Wall Street as Americans prefer buy now, pay later

News in Focus
​ A growing wave of Americans rejecting credit cards fueled Klarna’s sizzling Wall Street debut Wednesday, as the buy-now, pay-later company’s shares jumped 30% in its initial public offering. Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski called it a "very special" moment after the Swedish fintech giant hit a $19.5 billion valuation. The IPO raised $1.37 billion, with shares opening at $52—well above the $40 expectation. "It is a fantastic marketing opportunity," Siemiatkowski told FOX Business’ "The Claman Countdown" on Wednesday. "In the U.S., there’s been a demand for an alternative to credit cards. People are tired of getting into debt, tired of…
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