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Federal authorities in Mexico seized vials labeled as Keytruda, the world’s bestselling drug, during an operation to dismantle a counterfeit ring in a suburb outside of the capital city, sources with direct knowledge of the raid told the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Friday. This is the second operation that has led to arrests where vials labeled as th...

Investment giant Fidelity opened a brokerage account for Jeffrey Epstein months before his 2019 arrest, according to a document reviewed by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. The account took in millions of dollars as Epstein publicly faced intense renewed scrutiny, according to the record.

The new details about Epstein’s finances, contained in ...

Drug patents are meant to help pharmaceutical companies recoup high development costs by preventing competitors from using the intellectual property for a defined period of time, typically 20 years in the U.S.

But the global patent system — a patchwork of national laws loosely connected by international treaties — is vulnerable to manipulation. In the case of Keytruda,...

Bitcoin ATMs, the now-ubiquitous machines in gas stations and smoke shops that convert physical cash to cryptocurrency, are in trouble.

Over the past few months, the Canadian government announced a proposal to ban the scam-prone machines while Tennessee, Minnesota and Indiana passed legislation to outlaw them. Just last week, the world’s largest operator of these ATMs,...

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists hosted a live virtual discussion exploring findings of its Cancer Calculus investigation.

The event featured ICIJ chief reporter Sydney P. Freedberg and Serif Health health economist and senior director of analytics Bill Pa...