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Bloomberg reporter covering @wealth in CA. Ex-Protocol, Forbes, Business Insider, Gigaom, & Wired. Atlanta native, IU Hoosier. Email: bcarson28@bloomberg.net
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Zepbound craze fuels $1.3 billion windfall for religious causes

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By Biz Carson Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
The blockbuster success of weight loss drugs is fueling a wave of giving that’s boosting Christian ministries across the U.S. and Canada. Eli Lilly and Company’s largest shareholder, the independent Lilly Endowment, gave nearly $1.3 billion to religious causes in 2025, much of it specifically to Christian groups, according to its annual report released last week.
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Zepbound craze fuels $1.3 billion windfall for religious causes

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By Biz Carson Verified
| The Journal Gazette Verified
The blockbuster success of weight-loss drugs is fueling a wave of giving that’s boosting Christian ministries across the U.S. and Canada. Eli Lilly & Co.’s largest shareholder, the independent Lilly Endowment, gave nearly $1.3 billion to religious causes in 2025, much of it specifically to Christian groups, according to its annual report released in June.
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Sergey Brin’s steep loss highlights New York landlords’ pain Original

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By Cameron Fozi, Patrick Clark Verified, Biz Carson Verified
| The Mercury News Verified
By Cameron Fozi, Patrick Clark and Biz Carson, Bloomberg Ballooning costs and strict limits on rent increases have spurred losses for many investors in New York City apartments. Among them: the world’s third-richest man. Google co-founder Sergey Brin offloaded his stake in a New York real estate fund for pennies on the dollar last year after its bets on rent-stabilized apartments soured.
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