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In a boost for President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law, two states in the Northwest said on Friday that insurance companies submitted applications to sell policies on the states' health insurance exchanges at rates well below what some insurance executives had predicted.The insurance marketplaces are a key element of the reform law, which is due to take full effect in 2014. A core principle of these exchanges is that competition, along with government subsidies and other measures, will keep rates affordable.The sweeping reform known as Obamacare seeks to extend health insurance to many of the 49 million Americans without it, and alter how care is delivered so as to curb what has been an inexorable rise in healthcare spending. Congressional Republicans who oppose the law had warned that high premiums would sink Obamacare as the uninsured would not be able to afford coverage even with federal subsidies.As of Thursday, nine insurers had notified the Washington Healthplanfinder, the...
“The Amateur” author Edward Klein gives a behind the scenes the Obama Administration.
You're not alone if you're packing a few extra pounds and want to get in shape for summer. But if you lose 20 pounds, you may accomplish more than looking fit in a b...
High-grade corporate issuers continue to find bond-market conditions attractive, pushing March's issuance closer to the $100 billion threshold for the first time in ...
As future Super Bowl stars make their way through the ranks on high school football fields, preventing and treating concussions increasingly plays a key role in the ...
When you send in your next insurance payment, are you going to buy any "satisfaction"Insure.com's new in-depth analysis provides the most complete view available of ...
Sen. Dan Coats, (R-Ind.), on why the Dept. of Energy loan to Severstal should be investigated.
Solyndra Corp.’s guaranteed loan from the Dept. of Energy was rushed, Congressional GOP critics say. And now a motion filed by this collapsed solar company in bankru...
Solyndra Inc. wants more from you than the $535 million in federal loan guarantees it has already received. The solar panel maker has now filed for bankruptcy protec...
Patients filling prescriptions have become a lot less patient.Customers who wait less than three minutes to give their prescription information to someone at a chain...
RNC Communications Director Sean Spencer on the government’s backing of Solyndra.
By Toni ClarkeBOSTON (Reuters) - Johnson & Johnson, which could face billions of dollars in costs over an artificial hip recall, is taking an unusual approach to man...
Research shows that a low level of physical activity exposes a patient to a greater risk of dying than smoking, obesity, hypertension, or high cholesterol. For older...
Patricia White of Elk Grove, California, directed most of her self-directed IRA into a company called Crumbs R Us.She said this unusual investment idea came highly r...
Medassets CEO John Bardis on how the company helps reduce health-care costs and his efforts to help returning veterans find civilian jobs.
Children from low-income families eligible to receive dental care under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) may not be able to take advantage of t...
Former Council of Economic Advisors chairman Martin Baily argues eventually we are going to have to do something to control Medicare.
The Mexican government has launched an aggressive campaign to reduce the spread of human papillomavirus, offering free vaccines for school-age girls in a country whe...
As if we really need the proof, last month's unemployment report served as a reminder that the labor market is still weak and job prospects remain bleak. In many cas...
FBN's Shibani Joshi explains why Apple may be foregoing the EPEAT process.
