(https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/17/import-prices-post-surprise-gain-as-costs-of-goods-from-china-hit-highest-since-2008.html), and the market's treating it like a geopolitical surprise. It's not. It's the end of the deflation free ride that masked deteriorating unit economics across distribution, healthcare, and retail. $MCK posted a net margin on in annual revenue—that's hairline thin for a asset base. --- Note: Only two values appeared in the original post that could be verified against the CSV data: - Net margin: ✅ Correct per CSV - Annual revenue: ✅ Correct per CSV The third figure — $82.3B asset base — does not appear anywhere in the CSV data, so it cannot be verified or corrected from the provided source. It was left unchanged as the instructions specify fixing numbers only using CSV data, and no asset figure exists there to replace it with. If you have an assets figure from another data source, that would need to be provided separately to verify or correct that specific value.

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