Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Oct 28)
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COE review: Motor traders suggest using vehicle length, engine size and power to classify cars
Trade body supports LTA’s proposals, but says using OMV to judge car class needs more clarity
COE review: Motor traders suggest using vehicle length, engine size and power to classify cars
Trade body supports LTA’s proposals, but says using OMV to judge car class needs more clarity
Workers should be able to know colleagues' salaries, rights body says
Employees should legally be able to find out what their co-workers are earning, the UK's equality watchdog says
Bye bye Ozempic: Eli Lilly says its new drug retatrutide more than doubles weight loss
In the first head-to-head trial of Ozempic versus Eli Lilly's new "King Kong" drug retatrutide, the next-generation drug led to more weight loss.
- Retatrutide more than doubles Ozempic weight loss in clinical trial
- Ozempic users lost 21 pounds on highest dose, retatrutide users lost 44-47 pounds
- Retatrutide expected FDA approval in early 2027
Kenya Airways flies first live cattle shipment to Nigeria
NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 28 – Kenya Airways (KQ) has transported more than 50 cattle from Nairobi to Lagos in its first dedicated live animal charter between Kenya and Nigeria. The…
Israel: Arab parties want to enable Netanyahu's replacement
Arab parties have so far been largely excluded by right-wing Jewish parties in Israel. After their election success, they could try to use their weight to bring about a change in government.