Depending on which company you ask, one owes the other millions of dollars in a dispute between small drugmaker Kaleo Pharma and top pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts. After Express Scripts ...

Welcome back, Kaleo! After breaking globally in 2016 with their A/B album and the hit single "Way Down We Go," the Icelandic rockers are back on the scene with two new songs to share -- "I Want More" ...

After Kaléo unveiled a “redesign” of the in-office commercial team for its EpiPen rival Auvi-Q at the start of the month, the privately held company has announced a fresh round of job cuts in the U.S.

In 2016 Icelandic rockers KALEO delivered the double-platinum smash, “Way Down We Go.” The song was one of those generational hits, like Hozier’s “Take Me To Church” or AWOLNATION’s “Sail,” that ...

After a full decade living in the United States, singer-guitarist JJ Julius Son from the Icelandic rock band KALEO is still digging deep into the American roots of rock, blues, and soul. Just a few ...

Update 6/9/21: Kaleo are expanding upon their 2022 North American run, just adding 18 more shows to the upcoming trek. Newly added dates are listed in bold in the tour itinerary below. Update 2/23/21: ...

If you knew nothing about Kaleo and simply heard their music — say, the bluesy, hard-rocking “No Good,” the opening salvo on their worldwide debut album “A/B” — you’d likely wonder which part of the ...

WASHINGTON — A month after the drug maker Kaleo came under fire from lawmakers and public-health advocates for charging $4,100 for a device that reverses overdoses, the company has announced it will ...

Richmond, VA, June 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kaléo, a fully integrated pharmaceutical company dedicated to creating innovative healthcare solutions to protect and empower patients, today announced ...

After wrapping a nearly non-stop global tour in support of their 2016 debut album A/B, Grammy-nominated Elektra/Atlantic Records’ Kaleo are launching their Fight or Flight Tour. Kicking off in… By ...

Drug companies jacking up the price of life-saving medications can seem arbitrary, cruel, and even scandalous. The infamous CEO Martin Shkreli hiked the price of Daraprim, a drug used by AIDS patients ...