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An NAIC bulletin sets expectations but avoids prescriptions

Walmart, Amazon, Apple, Nike, GM and Delta are among top companies urging workers without degrees to apply for more jobs, but data on hiring is spotty.

Health-care companies continued to rally on expectations of higher drug prices amid U.S. pharmaceutical shortages. The Federal Trade Commission is launching a probe into recent shortages of... -February 15, 2024 at 07:00 pm EST - MarketScreener

Positive guidance is one of the most bullish announcements shareholders can hear, injecting confidence in the future picture. And that's precisely what these three companies have announced.

By Colin Kellaher Cigna Group is buying back $3.2 billion of common stock through accelerated repurchase agreements with Deutsche Bank and Bank of America. The Bloomfield, Conn., provider...

Walmart's Mexico unit posts slight profit bump in Q4

AMA President Jesse Ehrenfeld is optimistic about meaningful prior authorization reform after recent policy wins.

Last month, my colleague Lauren Sausser told you about the Biden administration’s crackdown on insurance plans’ prior authorization policies, with new rules for certain health plans participating in federal programs such as Medicare Advantage or the Affordable Care Act marketplace. States are getting in on the action, too. Prior authorization, sometimes called pre-certification, requires patients […]

Christopher Marks noticed an immediate improvement when his doctor prescribed him the Type 2 diabetes medication Mounjaro last year. The 40-year-old truck driver from Kansas City, Missouri, said his average

Through a new partnership, up to 12 million members of Cigna’s employer customers will gain access to HelloFresh’s meals at a discounted rate. Cigna and HelloFresh are also partnering to provide free meal kits to those battling food insecurity in local communities.