…Another foundation supporter is Jim Walton, the world’s 16th-richest person, whose net worth equals $40.8 billion, according to Forbes. It’s immoral for the world’s most supremely wealthy people to undercut…
…11 slabs of Dupont’s Corian brand countertop weighing over 800 pounds each when the slabs toppled over on top of them. The transportation and warehousing industries are among the most…
…administrators (TPAs), and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) offer more favorable pricing to groups that are larger in size. TPAs may offer lower administrative services only (ASO) fees and PBMs may…
…Cigna is in the process of acquiring Express Scripts, a huge pharmacy benefits manager, for $54 billion. This will result in bringing more services under one roof. The combined company…
…teachers in New York emails titled “New York Union Members Now Have a Choice in Paying Dues,” with a link to a form they could use to pull out of…
…cementing the misery and monopolizing the entire industry. Cabbies continue to die as NYC fumbles for a way to counter the effects of Uber and other well-financed app-based outfits. “Uber’s…
…wage theft, and workers are left in poverty, despite working a full-time job. This is counter to the American Dream.” Governor Andrew Cuomo, earlier this year, ordered a series of…
…a net loss of income since 2009. This is not fair trade or normal competition. American steel mills, for instance, are more efficient than Chinese mills. The Chinese mills only…
…had the dubious distinction of being the only major East Coast airport without a rail link, and that is unacceptable,” said Port Authority executive director Rick Cotton in a statement….
…and a bill to ensure equal pay for equal work. The collective bargaining bill, A3686, is designed to counter attacks from anti-union forces that are looking to weaken unions. With…
