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September 2, 2023September 2, 2023 admin

The squeeze on pharma begins, and the effects won’t be what President Biden claims. Source link

Amazon hikes free shipping minimum for non-Prime customers – NBC US NEWS

September 2, 2023 admin

Amazon is constantly adjusting its delivery costs for its online shoppers, whether they’re Prime members or not. The latest change, which came this week, will see the free shipping minimum cost increased to $35 in a number of markets, according to notices on its website that were spotted by CNBC. Before the change, non-Prime customers