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What do the Duke lacrosse players, former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens, General Michael Flynn, and the Aetna insurance company have in common? Evidence that was damaging to the government’s case…
At Forbes.com, economist John Goodman reviews a new book about the making of the Affordable Care Act. The book is Stephen Brill’s America’s Bitter Pill: Money, Politics, Backroom Deals and the Fight…
Just ask Connecticut – budget writers decided to increase certain business taxes and immediately two large employers, General Electric and Aetna, sent out statements that they would leave the state…
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute reminds us in his latest National Review Online column that both major parties have been guilty of supporting corporate welfare. The most recent example…
Alex Adrianson of the Heritage Foundation’s “Insider Online” highlights a possible reason for the recent Affordable Care Act enrollment silence. The Obama administration reported in April that the ObamaCare exchanges…
Remember the Obama administration’s “victory dance” back in April, when it announced 8 million people had signed up for health insurance via the so-called Affordable Care Act? Jed Graham of…
Health care prices greatly vary, even when you seek care within your insurer’s network. Money offers a few pointers on how to effectively compare options and gain more control over your…
View in your browser. The following recently appeared on the Forbes blog. It is available online here. By Katherine Restrepo, Health and Human Services Policy Analyst at John Locke Foundation and…
Becky Quick devotes her latest Fortune magazine column to sharing the results of a conversation with Mark Bertolini, “chairman, CEO, and president of insurance giant Aetna.” He has a simple…
The ObamaCare train wreck is hurtling toward every town in America. Aetna, one of the nation’s largest insurers, announced last Friday that it was pulling out of Maryland’s health insurance…
…. is the name of the an opinion piece in today’s Wall Street Journal, co-authored by CEO of California Medical Association and the President of Aetna. They discuss the possibility…