John Corrigan
Deputy Environmental, Health and Science Editor at Los Angeles Times
Deputy environmental/science editor at the Los Angeles Times, former Wall Street Journal editor in Washington DC and Beijing.
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ppai.org | John Corrigan
The healthcare industry is one of the largest and fastest-growing industries in the world. The U.S. alone spends trillions of dollars annually on healthcare, with expenditures projected to top $6.2 trillion by 2028. Medical specialists are at the heart of it all. These skilled providers focus care across numerous disciplines, from pediatrics to podiatry and from orthopedics to ophthalmology. Patients don't just choose medical specialists based on their qualifications and expertise, though.
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ppai.org | John Corrigan
Britt CorriganCo-founder & Brand Curation SpecialistLeft Bank CreativePPAI 822310 / Standard-BaseCleveland, OhioCorrigan is always on the lookout for suppliers with diverse ownership. "Lane Seven7 Apparel is a disability-owned supplier featuring appealing vintage and streetwear textiles," Corrigan says.
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ppai.org | John Corrigan
Stay the course. Stay on track. Wait and see. That's been the refrain among industry leaders throughout this year's tariff turmoil. It sounds like Dana Carvey's George H.W. Bush impression, but it has been prudent considering the trade conversation took yet another turn on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
A federal court has blocked many of the tariffs imposed this year, ruling that President Donald Trump has overstepped his authority by regulating commerce with other countries. The U.S. Constitution grants only Congress the authority to do that, and the president's emergency powers don't supersede it, according to the Court of International Trade.
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1 week ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
Recent data bears out a harsh reality through the first four months of 2025: Promo suppliers are feeling the pressures of external factors such as global trade volatility. In March and April, the industry's year-over-year growth slowed at a rate lower than any two-month stretch in 2024. It was PPAI 100 suppliers who largely accounted for those numbers, in contrast to their distributor counterparts, 81% of whom reported increased revenue during that stretch.
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