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One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

One think tank estimates that state insurance programs could be paying hospitals $1.2 billion annually above the actual cost of care.

As the tech giant increasingly pushes its staff to upsell and squeeze profits from every corner of its operation, its once content workers are unionising for better treatment.

Some employees at the fourth-largest U.S. bank say a union would prevent repeated scandals that have dogged the company.

Under the leadership of President George W. Bush, who has made competitive bidding for the provision of government services a priority, the Administration has begun to take serious steps to expand competition for federal grants. This is wise policy. Besides promoting basic fairness, competitive bidding encourages greater efficiencies and cost savings.