New research from watchdog group Accountable.US revealed today that several Big Food mega-corporations have fueled increased profits, shareholder dividends, and stock buybacks with aggressive price increases that outpace the national rate of inflation.
Corporate greed’s leading role in inflation and impact on American households was in focus today during a hearing on ‘Shrinkflation’ in the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (see video highlights below).
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In a major win for seniors and patients struggling to afford their necessary medications, on Monday a U.S. District Judge rejected lawsuits from Bristol Myers Squibb and Johnson & Johnson seeking to block the Inflation Reduction Act’s measures giving Medicare the power to negotiate lower prices directly with drug manufacturers.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly reported $2.24 billion in Q1 2024 earnings today, with revenue increasing by 26% from the previous year.
Outside of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner last night, government watchdog Accountable.US projected a new digital ad with the message, “Texas decisions, national consequences: Find out how the US Chamber of Commerce picks judges and how Texas court rulings affect all of us, no matter where you are,” calling out the Fifth Circuit Court of App
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