April 2Apr 2 Da mi je 1 evrić na svaki смешко кикоћући komentar od nastanka, ma i najdobronamerniji, da sa Amerikom mozda ipak nije sve 100% u redu...I 2 еврића na sve varijacije komentara 'jeste, evo, Amerika samo sto nije propala...'
April 16Apr 16 WSJ piše Your New Lunch Habit Is Hurting the EconomyMore people are bringing lunch to work and restaurants are selling fewer lunches than they did in 2020.Nationwide, the number of lunches bought from restaurants and other establishments fell 3% in 2024 from the year before to 19.5 billion—fewer than were purchased even in 2020—the height of the pandemic work-from-home era, according to consumer-analytics firm Circana. Meanwhile, purchases of food from grocery and other stores that shoppers intend to eat at home or bring to work for lunch climbed 1%.Ljudi su stipse
April 16Apr 16 Jbg I to je odraz stanja u ekonomiji, značajno je jeftinije hraniti se od kuće (mislim, otkrivam toplu vodu sada ali tako je)...
April 17Apr 17 https://www.wftv.com/news/local/active-shooter-warning-issued-florida-state-university/JXOSMI2GDFE4DP7VN4ZCNDFSPU/5 dead, 4 injured in ‘active shooter’ incident at FSU, law enforcement says
April 18Apr 18 On 16. 4. 2025. at 22:28, Radoye said:Jbg I to je odraz stanja u ekonomiji, značajno je jeftinije hraniti se od kuće (mislim, otkrivam toplu vodu sada ali tako je)...I zdravije je, što je još važnije. I higijenskije™, jer se ima kontrola nad uslovima spremanja hrane. Edited April 18Apr 18 by eumeswil
April 18Apr 18 Pharmacy middlemen working in Ohio on behalf of huge health conglomerates have long claimed they keep down drug costs. But a report released last week calls that into question.The Ohio Department of Medicaid had been burned in the past by the big middlemen. And pharmacies across the state for years had said their Medicaid reimbursements were so scant that it was hard to stay in business. So the Medicaid department in 2022 gave the big pharmacy benefit managers — or PBMs — the boot and created a new system of paying for drugs.The result: Dispensing fees paid to pharmacies were boosted more than 1,200% on average — and the new setup still achieved savings of $140 million over a two-year period, according to a study done by Milliman, the Medicaid department’s actuarial firm.At the same time, the system managed to sign up nearly every pharmacy in the state, the report said. That makes medicine more accessible to Medicaid patients, who often lack access to reliable transportation.https://ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/04/17/ohio-medicaid-got-rid-of-big-middlemen-says-it-paid-pharmacies-a-lot-more-and-saved-140m/ Edited April 18Apr 18 by vememah
Tuesday at 23:534 days A growing number of Americans are using buy now, pay later loans to buy groceries, and more people are paying those bills late, according to new Lending Tree data released Friday. The figures are the latest indicator that some consumers are cracking under the pressure of an uncertain economy and are having trouble affording essentials such as groceries as they contend with persistent inflation, high interest rates and concerns around tariffs. In a survey conducted April 2-3 of 2,000 U.S. consumers ages 18 to 79, around half reported having used buy now, pay later services. Of those consumers, 25% of respondents said they were using BNPL loans to buy groceries, up from 14% in 2024 and 21% in 2023, the firm said.Meanwhile, 41% of respondents said they made a late payment on a BNPL loan in the past year, up from 34% in the year prior, the survey found. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/26/americans-groceries-buy-now-pay-later-loans.html
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