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As open enrollment season nears, small employers will face tough choices as they decide on their healthcare benefits for the year ahead.
Published April 20. 2021 5:50PM Paul Grady There’s been much attention and focus on SB 842, the newest version of an attempt to create a government-run public health care option. While well intended, it is not the solution that Connecticut needs today. Instead, we should bring the focus and attention to the area that will most immediately help patients, consumers and employers: health care costs. I have been actively involved in efforts to improve health care value in Connecticut for the last 15 years. Some of those efforts have been public − I was an original Sustinet board member, the...
Analysis by Matt Egan, CNN Business The insurrection at the US Capitol has sparked a reckoning in the business world.
Corporate America is finally divorcing Trump Lured by his promises of fat tax cuts and deregulation, Corporate America enthusiastically backed President Donald Trump following his shocking 2016 victory. But the relationship broke down as Trump failed to condemn racism, attacked major American companies, ignored the climate crisis and imposed tariffs. And the divorce was completed in spectacular fashion this week after Trump incited an angry mob that assaulted the US Capitol. When Trump took office, the business community initially praised the self-styled CEO president’s pro-business agenda:...