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Interview: CARE Pharmacy CEO Mike Wysong on the future of pharmacy

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By Jeffrey Friedman
| Chain Drug Review
Editor’s Note: Jeffrey Friedman, president of retailmediaIQ, recently sat down with Mike Wysong, chief executive officer of CARE Pharmacies, and came away inspired by both the conversation and the vision Wysong brings to the future of pharmacy and patient care. In the article below, Friedman shares highlights from that conversation. There’s something genuinely refreshing about the way Mike Wysong talks about pharmacy.
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Interview: CARE Pharmacy CEO Mike Wysong on the future of pharmacy

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By Jeffrey Friedman
| Mass Market Retailers
Editor’s Note: Jeffrey Friedman, president of retailmediaIQ, recently sat down with Mike Wysong, chief executive officer of CARE Pharmacies, and came away inspired by both the conversation and the vision Wysong brings to the future of pharmacy and patient care. In the article below, Friedman shares highlights from that conversation. There’s something genuinely refreshing about the way Mike Wysong talks about pharmacy.
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Utah porn and ad taxes would boost litigation more than revenue

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By Jeffrey Friedman
| Open Legal Blog Archive
When states push the limits of tax policy, litigation often follows. In an article for Bloomberg Tax, Partner Jeff Friedman, along with University of Connecticut School of Law Professor Richard Pomp, examines two Utah proposals – a targeted advertising tax and a tax on online providers of material that is “harmful to minors” – and explains why these measures may invite constitutional challenges rather than meaningful revenue. Read the full article here.
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