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On maternity leave until 2027. Bloomberg reporter covering @wealth in CA. Atlanta native, IU Hoosier. Email: bcarson28@bloomberg.net
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La segunda ola de multimillonarios de la IA

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By Biz Carson Verified, Dylan Sloan Verified
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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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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