Manufactures new challenges,include the impact of the war in Ukraine, labor shortages, and unprecedented inflation, some areas of focus companies can look ahead for are seeking greater flexibility and risk sharing in pricing, warehousing/ inventory,managing freight cost
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The year 2020 was an eventful one in the world of healthcare antitrust. The year began with the announcement of the precedent-setting settlement of the California Attorney General’s action against Sutter Health and ended with the settlement of multi-district antitrust litigation against the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (and its member Blues). Along the way, Congress passed legislation repealing the antitrust protections that health insurers had enjoyed for 75 years under the McCarran Ferguson Act, the Federal Trade Commission lost its first hospital merger challenge in many years, and the Department of Justice Antitrust Division made good on its threats to bring criminal antitrust actions in healthcare. After such an eventful year, what is 2021 likely to bring in the way of further developments? Look for these issues to dominate the healthcare antitrust headlines in 2021:
good move at all neal. i don t know what happened to accountability and ownership but the reality is that miss sebelius owns this problem. if she can t solve it, somebody else needs to be brought in. i m a football coach s son. coaches get fired when they lose. i m a ceo, they get fired twh they don t deliver. i don t know why they think it s exempt from this law. kathleen sebelius called for a review of contracting practices regarding the affordable care act website. and the inspector general is looking into it. and, in fact, apparently yesterday a letter was uncovered from the department of health and human services that went out to the various contractors who put together the website and said hey, if congress asks you questions, just refer them to us. we don t want you answering questions. don t worry, we ll take care of it, which is handy because now if there s an inspector general,
for? thanks, greta. credit card abuse is not the only black eye for the irs tonight. get this, questionable maybe even shady or illegal contracting practices at the irs. house oversight committee chair released a new report. chairman issa joins us. thanks for joining me. thanks for having me on, and thank you for continuing to cover the most dysfunctional agency one would imagine on so many fronts. before i get to the contractor business, i want to talk about lois learner, you re going to have a meeting about her? we are. we re going to meet to consider whether she waved her fifth amendment rights in the way she swore, then gave multiple testimony what do you mean meeting, who s going to be there? will be committee, and we ll seek. we sought council from the house, the independent house council and we ll make a decision about whether or not that sequence of event waived