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Mark Cuban's anti-PBM agenda gains traction with Kamala Harris

October 9, 2024
The Nobel Prize Committee for Chemistry announced this year's  laureates (on screen L-R),  David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Jumper.
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Mark Cuban.
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Mark Cuban is pushing his anti-PBM agenda with Kamala Harris — and it's working

The billionaire co-founder of Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs said Tuesday that Harris "likes the idea of transparency, and she sees that as a winner."

By Rachel Cohrs Zhang


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