Paul Wallis

2 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Paul Wallis

He blasted the European Union nation in particular over drug prices, alleging that the 27-nation bloc forced pharmaceutical firms to lower their costs on their territory - Copyright AFP Jim WATSONOn the surface, Trump ordering prescription drug prices to be reduced seems to be a good political move. It’ll be popular. People hate Big Pharma like few other things. The shameless greed and endless price rises make it an easy target. Americans pay far more for meds than anywhere in the Western world.

2 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Paul Wallis

He blasted the European Union nation in particular over drug prices, alleging that the 27-nation bloc forced pharmaceutical firms to lower their costs on their territory - Copyright AFP Jim WATSONOn the surface, Trump ordering prescription drug prices to be reduced seems to be a good political move. It’ll be popular. People hate Big Pharma like few other things. The shameless greed and endless price rises make it an easy target. Americans pay far more for meds than anywhere in the Western world.

4 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Paul Wallis

Photo: — © AFP Josep LAGO“Ai mediocrity” was inflicted on the world by hype and ignorance. It’s become the moron’s excuse for mediocrity as well. Everything is good enough for everyone in this hallucination. Note – I’m not anti-AI. I’m anti-mediocrity. It was the way AI was introduced to the world that did the damage. The industry has done itself no favors. AI is now the lowest level of function, from useless cookie-cutter high school essays to sabotaging actual job roles. It’s not the technology.

5 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Paul Wallis

US automakers are critical of a new trade deal that favors British automakers, which was announced with a press event with US President Donald Trump shaking hands with British ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson at the White House - Copyright AFP Jim WATSONTwo of the world’s most politically battered economies, the Brexit-maimed UK and the Trump-addled US, have made a deal on trade. The deal looks more like a restaurant bill than a major step in any direction for either party.

6 days ago | digitaljournal.com | Paul Wallis

US automakers are critical of a new trade deal that favors British automakers, which was announced with a press event with US President Donald Trump shaking hands with British ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson at the White House - Copyright AFP Jim WATSONTwo of the world’s most politically battered economies, the Brexit-maimed UK and the Trump-addled US, have made a deal on trade. The deal looks more like a restaurant bill than a major step in any direction for either party.