Bernie Sanders’ Windsor bus ride puts U.S. healthcare change in focus
The high cost of drugs in the U.S. is a big election issue. It highlights why companies like UPS and FedEx see opportunity in healthcare logistics.
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Our holiday fell apart because of a medical emergency. Most companies offered 5-star treatment starting with Qantas. The exception was Budget Car Rental who charged a 40% premium for returning our car 2 days early.
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