The low-cost online pharmacy would have no choice but to charge customers more if tariffs were placed on Indian goods, Mark Cuban said on a podcast.

US-India trade talks continue as both ... Offering medicine for the lowest price possible is a part of Cuban's online pharmacy's mission. As it stands, consumers pay a 15% markup, plus a $5 ...

Among other ramifications, tariffs would exasperate medication shortages because many cheaper generic drugs are produced in ...

The generic drug industry has warned that US tariffs on pharmaceuticals risk causing shortages of medicines including cancer ...

The US has raised specific tariff and non-tariff issues related to exports of its pharmaceutical products and medical devices ...

The Trump administration has declared the lack of medicine production in the US a national security threat, which means ...

Analysts said tariffs would send prescription drug prices higher. Generic drugs and ingredients that are largely made ...

Effective governance in the 21st century demands a scalpel, not a sledgehammer, when navigating the complex terrain between ...

Prior to Trump's Wednesday announcement, analysts and academics warned prescription drug prices ... India. "We only have a 15% markup, so we can't just eat it," said Cuban. With such a low margin ...

Indian drugmakers supply 47 per cent of the generic medicine requirements in the US, and tariffs would have increased prices ...

It isn't just a tweak, this is really a trade sledgehammer that affects everybody, especially here in New Mexico,' UNM Economist Reilly White said.