Health Care

The Latest on a settlement with Genesis HealthCare to resolve allegations that the company and its subsidiaries filed false claims with the U.S. government (all times local): 1 p.m. Genesis HealthCare says it is pleased to resolve allegations that the company and its subsidiaries had submitted false claims for unnecessary therapy and nursing care.

Federal prosecutors say Genesis Healthcare has agreed to pay $53.6 million to settle allegations that it submitted false claims for unnecessary therapy and nursing care.

A line of children's robes are being recalled because they fail to meet flammability standards.

Nevada now has the nation's strictest rules requiring pharmaceutical companies to reveal how they set certain prescription drug prices.

U.S. regulators have approved new competition for EpiPen, the emergency allergy medicine that made Mylan a poster child for pharmaceutical greed.

Nevada voters legalized recreational marijuana in November, and officials are trying to put rules in place to start selling it on July 1.

A JPMorgan Chase employee has teamed up with The American Civil Liberties Union to file a discrimination charge against the bank Thursday claiming the company has discriminated against him and other dads by denying them the same paid parental leave as mothers.

Four major pharmaceutical companies are in a race to be the first to offer a drug they say may rapidly reduce—and even prevent—migraines to the more than 38 million Americans affected by the debilitating illness each year.

Fiat Chrysler is recalling 297,000 minivans in the U.S. and Canada because the driver's front air bag can inflate unexpectedly.

U.S. stocks are mixed Wednesday morning as investors look for safety following a drop in retail sales last month.

Acura's top-selling car, the compact TLX, has been restyled for 2018 and is now even more of a bargain as an entry-level luxury sedan.

The fate of thousands of recalled Volkswagens that are being stored in central Minnesota is undetermined.

More than half of the midsize SUVs tested by an insurance industry group had headlights that failed to light up the road far enough.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that the Republican push to repeal Obamacare may require additional money for healthcare, but he did not specify how much more funding would be needed or how it might be used.

While many insurers are debating whether to participate in the ObamaCare marketplace at all in 2018, one health insurance company – Centene (NYSE:CNC) – said Tuesday it will expand its offerings in the coming year despite marketplace instability and policy uncertainties.