 J&J puts newly created subsidiary into bankruptcy over talc claims Johnson & Johnson has created a subsidiary to manage thousands of legal claims alleging its talc caused cancer and placed it into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, in a move critics say is aimed at limiting future payouts.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I see a pattern emerging...
And that's how the rich get richer, while being unaccountable.
Won't change until we all revolt.
-J.
And that's how the rich get richer, while being unaccountable.
Won't change until we all revolt.
-J.
I'm pretty revolting right now.
-J.
In all seriousness, if everyone just stood up at the same time and screamed "ENOUGH! TIME FOR CHANGE!", we might just be able to usher in a new era. Unfortunately, there is too much complacency and apathy floating around in society for this to happen.
-J.
And the apathy is no coincidence. Too many people are more concerned about day to day life, than a revolution for a cause that the media isn't reporting on. Which is also no coincidence, because they would be first up against the wall.
In all seriousness, if everyone just stood up at the same time and screamed "ENOUGH! TIME FOR CHANGE!", we might just be able to usher in a new era. Unfortunately, there is too much complacency and apathy floating around in society for this to happen.
-J.
And the apathy is no coincidence. Too many people are more concerned about day to day life, than a revolution for a cause that the media isn't reporting on. Which is also no coincidence, because they would be first up against the wall.
Mainly because we have no choice. I used to think years in advance, but I can't afford to do that anymore. I think as far as the next day and that's it. My life is on a shoestring right now, like many others.
-J.
I couldn't read the article without agreeing to subscribe...
https://www.reuters.com/business/health ... 021-10-14/