Despite President Donald Trump repeatedly making the absurd promise of cutting drug prices by “1,500%”—meaning that people would be paid to get their medicines—major drug manufacturers are intending ...

During his remarks in a cabinet meeting in July, President Trump struggled to understand how percentages work, claiming he's reducing drug prices by 1500%. Trump stated, "We're talking about a 1500% ...

The 2026 Chevy Silverado 1500 is arriving at dealerships with higher price tags, confirming the upward pricing trend across General Motors’ lineup. This increase affects GM’s best-selling pickup as it ...

The new year may come with a bit of less-than-welcome tidings for BMW fans. While the brand is set to undergo a massive product push throughout 2026, a new report from CarsDirect suggests that some of ...

BMW is set to raise prices by about 1% for 2026, though its EV lineup and select models will avoid the increase, according to a dealer bulletin. Most 2026 BMW models will see a 1% price increase, ...

Lower-capacity Raspberry Pi 4 boards, all Raspberry Pi 3+ and earlier models, and Raspberry Pi Zero products will maintain their existing prices. The classic 1GB Raspberry Pi 4 remains at $35.

For the 2025 model year, the China-built Envision used to retail at $36,500 before destination. Buick upped the starting price by $1,500 in August 2025, along with a $500 hike for the freight charge.

Valve’s announcement of the Steam Machine has sparked much debate online about the company’s return to the PC in the living room space, but one key piece of information remains unknown: price. The ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) late last week announced the creation of the GENErating cost Reductions for US (GENEROUS) Medicaid Model, which will utilize most-favored nation ...

The GENEROUS Model aims to reduce Medicaid drug costs by aligning prices with international standards, launching in 2026. It builds on existing programs like the Medicaid Drug Rebate Program and the ...

Something just wasn’t adding up when Dr. Mehmet Oz — the current administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid service — tried to explain president Trump’s new drug pricing scheme. That ...