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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has unleashed a formidable antitrust lawsuit against Visa, the world’s largest payments network. Accusations suggest that Visa has maintained an illicit monopoly over the debit payment sector by erecting “exclusionary” agreements that inhibit competition and stifle innovation from upstart firms. This lawsuit epitomizes the increasing scrutiny of monopolistic practices
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The landscape of airline loyalty programs is undergoing a significant transformation, highlighted by American Airlines’ negotiations to establish Citigroup as its exclusive credit card partner. Previously aligned with Barclays since the 2013 acquisition of US Airways, American Airlines is now seeking to consolidate its financial partnerships in a bid to maximize the profitability of its
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In a surprising move, Ted Colbert, the head of Boeing’s defense unit, has departed from the company, as announced by CEO Kelly Ortberg. This abrupt change marks Ortberg’s first significant leadership alteration since he assumed his role in early August. Effective immediately, Colbert’s exit underscores the ongoing challenges faced by Boeing and highlights the urgency
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In a bold move to tackle the rising costs associated with insulin—a life-saving medication for millions of Americans with diabetes—the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated a lawsuit against three major Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs): Optum Rx, Caremark, and Express Scripts. These companies play a crucial role in the intricate web of drug pricing and
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Darden Restaurants faced a challenging first quarter as it reported earnings and revenues that fell below expectations. The company, known for popular chains such as Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse, experienced sales declines primarily stemming from weakened customer engagement at its flagship brands. For the quarter ending August 25, Darden’s earnings per share reached $1.75,
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