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US Stock Market Today After Hours: S&P 500 Hits Fresh Record as CPI Risk Looms

US Stock Market Today After Hours: S&P 500 Hits Fresh Record as CPI Risk Looms

Stocks in the U.S. hovered just below record territory in after-hours action Monday, with Wall Street leaning on AI-fueled chip gains to offset fresh inflation jitters and stronger oil. Extended trading brought only slight index moves: S&P 500 ticking up 0.02%, Nasdaq 100 adding 0.08%, Dow inching 0.04% higher, StockAnalysis.com data showed.
Hims Adds Lilly’s Zepbound and Foundayo as GLP-1 Price Fight Moves Online

Hims Adds Lilly’s Zepbound and Foundayo as GLP-1 Price Fight Moves Online

Hims & Hers Health announced Thursday that its providers are now able to send prescriptions for Eli Lilly’s Zepbound vials, the Zepbound KwikPen, and the Foundayo pill directly to LillyDirect. With this move, the telehealth company is expanding its reach into branded obesity treatments. The company said that, combined with its previous Novo Nordisk partnership, it now offers what it describes as the full lineup of FDA-approved GLP-1 drugs on its platform.
Eli Lilly stock: what to watch Monday after FDA pressure forces Hims to pull a weight-loss pill

Eli Lilly stock: what to watch Monday after FDA pressure forces Hims to pull a weight-loss pill

Eli Lilly will take the spotlight Monday as Wall Street reopens, after Hims & Hers announced it’s pulling its compounded weight-loss pill in response to a U.S. Food and Drug Administration warning. Lilly's shares closed Friday at $1,058.18, rising 3.7%. “No one should be mass-compounding or selling knockoff GLP-1 products regardless of how they’re administered,” a Lilly spokesperson said.
Eli Lilly stock rebounds after FDA flags copycat weight-loss drugs; what’s next for LLY

Eli Lilly stock rebounds after FDA flags copycat weight-loss drugs; what’s next for LLY

Eli Lilly and Company shares climbed about 3% on Friday, recovering part of Thursday’s steep 8% drop. The rebound came after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration indicated it would crack down on illegal copycat weight-loss drugs. The stock traded up 3% at $1,051.74. FDA Commissioner Marty Makary emphasized the agency cannot vouch for the “quality, safety or effectiveness” of these non-approved medicines.
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