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A group of states Attorneys General announced a proposed $26 billion global settlement on July 21 that

States propose $26 billion opioid settlement with ‘Big Three’ distributors and J&J

By Lauren del Valle A group of states’ Attorneys General announced a proposed $26 billion opioid crisis settlement Wednesday that, if approved, will resolve claims against the “big three” drug distributors — McKesson, Cardinal Health and Amerisource Bergen Drug — as well as manufacturer Johnson & Johnson. The proposed agreement, if approved by enough state

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New York’s economy is America’s worst

By Anneken Tappe, CNN Business The US economy is inching back to normal. But the recovery remains uneven and some states are lagging behind in the race to get back to pre-pandemic strength — especially New York. Although several states’ economies have already fully recovered — and are even outpacing — their pre-Covid levels of

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Workers repair a park near the Capitol in Washington on July 21 as senators struggle to reach a compromise over how to pay for nearly $1 trillion in public works spending

Biden’s sweeping agenda is unlikely to cause high inflation, Moody’s Analytics says

By Matt Egan, CNN Business The bipartisan infrastructure plan and President Joe Biden’s $3.5 trillion proposal to widen the social safety net won’t cause runaway inflation if passed by Congress, according to a new report by Moody’s Analytics. “Worries that the plan will ignite undesirably high inflation and an overheating economy are overdone,” Mark Zandi,

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Ben and Jerry's ice cream is stored in a cooler on May 20 in Washington

Kosher grocery stores drop Ben & Jerry’s after its decision to stop selling ice cream in Palestinian territories

By Lauren Hakimi, CNN Business Several kosher grocery stores around the United States have decided to pull Ben & Jerry’s from their shelves after the company’s announcement this week that it would stop doing business with a licensee in Israel that sells ice cream in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories. Dani Secemski, the owner of Glatt

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