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From the BBC World Service: Novo Nordisk posted big sales of its weight loss drug, Wegovy, but is raising alarms over unofficial copies.

Anna Erickson of Georgia Tech explains why the public and private sectors are investing in reactor technology and restarting retired plants. The system, though, still faces cost, safety and regulatory issues.

It's legal — for now.

The reinsurance industry is under pressure as natural disasters intensify. Plus, how flooding in Spain could mess with Europe's produce supply.

Investors don't have a hotline to our political future and are stuck in wait-and-see purgatory, just like the rest of us on this Election Day.

Reuters is reporting that there could be some big swings in currency markets as election results roll in later tonight.

From the BBC World Service: The European Union says the Chinese e-commerce site may be in breach of the Digital Services Act.

Derek Tisler of the Brennan Center for Justice discusses how minor glitches can be amplified into conspiracy theories and spread quickly. He encourages voters to learn more, participate more, and share their concerns with election officials.

Your favorite "Million Bazillion" songs about money and the economy.

How local economies may differ along political lines.