Hillrom controls about 75 percent of the hospital bed market, and is using its market power to undercut rivals, according to a federal lawsuit.
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Corporate Ties and Drawdown: Foreign Policy in 2021
The best from our outgoing managing editor Jonathan Guyer and our global affairs coverage this year
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Best of 2021: David Dayen
Our executive editor hand-picks his favorite stories of the year.
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Green Investment and Private Profiteers
Prospect Writing Fellow Lee Harris’s Best of 2021
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Saule Omarova on Systemic Financial Risk and Her Failed Bid for Comptroller
‘There was a fear that I might be open to thinking systemically,’ says the Cornell Law professor who drew fierce opposition from the bank lobby.
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The Eternal Recurrence of Defense Contractor Price-Gouging
For the second time in three years, TransDigm has been caught ripping off the Pentagon for millions of dollars. Will there finally be some accountability?
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Shadow Courts for Fossil Fuels Want a Green Makeover
Under the Energy Charter Treaty, investors can sue governments for loss of future profits. Champions say this will be an ‘indispensable tool’ for the green transition.
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Does Punchbowl News Play by the Rules?
Where hosting a confab for lobbyists meets journalistic ethics
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Greetings From Meta
The born-again tech giant would like a word.
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Republicans Want Robinhood to Keep Ripping Off Day Traders
A new bill from Sen. Pat Toomey seeks to protect a time-honored tradition.
