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Facing a national teacher shortage — and struggling to fill vacancies in critical subjects such as special education, English language instruction, and science, technology, engineering and math — more districts are turning to professionals who decided to make education a second career.

. . . However, the qualifying language, unmodified existing, proved to be an unfortunate choice of words. . . . In AlexSam, Inc. v. Cigna Corp., et al., No. 2022-1599 , the Federal Circuit affirmed...

Delayed prescriptions, missed payments, and bags of cash: How the hack of a UnitedHealth Group unit exposed the flaws in the health care landscape.

Net income was $2.14 billion, up 13.3%, and core operating income was $2.22 billion, up 20.3%.Net income and core operating income were impacted modestly by two one-time items: an incremental...

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A Colorado bill would make it easier for people with severe illnesses to access specialty drugs and treatment from their nearest doctor's office or clinic.

In a report released on April 18, Ann Hynes from Mizuho Securities maintained a Buy rating on Elevance Health (ELV – Research Report), wit...

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Performist U.S., an offshoot of the globally acclaimed Performena, officially launches its operations in the Americas with industry veteran Marcelo Salup at the helm. Situated in Miami, a thriving hub for international business, the performance marketing agency provides multilingual skills, multicultural expertise, and a demonstrated history of effectively managing multi-million-dollar campaigns. With a distinguished career spanning

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