No Vote on Healthcare Bill This Week in U.S. House
U.S. House leaders have decided against holding a vote on a reworked healthcare system overhaul this week after failing to find the necessary support, congressional aides said on Thursday.
Toyota recalls 250K Tacoma pickups; rear wheels can lock up
Toyota is recalling about 250,000 small pickup trucks mainly in North America because the rear wheels have the potential to lock up, causing drivers to lose control.
Obama's $400K Paid Cantor Speech About Healthcare, Nothing Else: Spokesperson
Healthcare is still main focus for President Obama.
Major Boston teaching hospital offering buyouts to 1,600
One of Boston's most prestigious teaching hospitals is offering voluntary buyouts to 1,600 employees as a way to rein in costs during a period of uncertainty in the health care business.
Ford 1Q profit down on recalls, lower sales, but tops Street
Ford Motor Co.'s net income fell 35 percent to $1.6 billion in the first quarter as it was hit by costly recalls, lower sales and rising prices for steel and other materials.
Roche Q1 sales boosted by 2 new cancer medicines
Swiss pharmaceuticals company Roche says revenues rose 4 percent in the first quarter, powered partly by improved U.S. sales of two recently launched cancer medicines.
Bristol-Myers Beats Wall St Estimates
Bristol-Myers Squibb on Thursday posted better-than-expected first-quarter earnings, helped by growth from cancer drugs Opdivo and Yervoy and blood thinner Eliquis.
Plan to give health care to every Californian moves forward
A proposal considered by California lawmakers would substantially remake the health care system of the nation's most populous state by eliminating insurance companies and guaranteeing coverage for everyone.
The Latest: California universal health measure advances
The Latest on California lawmakers' single-payer health care proposal (all times local): 3:45 p.m. Hundreds of nurses have rallied in support of a California proposal to create a government-funded health care system that would eliminate health insurance companies.
Justices hear dispute over lower-cost biotech drugs sales
The Supreme Court is considering a dispute between rival drug companies that could affect how quickly life-saving generic medicines are available to the public.
Conservative House Group Says Ready to Back Latest U.S. Health Care Bill
The conservative House Freedom Caucus is prepared to support a reworked U.S. healthcare reform bill even though it would not fully repeal former President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law, the group said in a statement on Wednesday.
Markets Right Now: Strong company earnings power stock gains
The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 9:35 a.m.
U.S. House Bill Would Exempt E-Cigarettes from Tobacco Regulations
A bill expected this week in the U.S. House of Representatives would weaken a Food and Drug Administration rule governing e-cigarettes and represent a major victory for the $4.4 billion U.S. vaping industry.
EHealth CEO on the real reason ObamaCare is collapsing
The collapsing of Obamacare
John Kasich: United Dragging Incident Teaches Important Life Lessons
Ohio Governor John Kasich said his new book “Two Paths: America Divided or United” isn’t just about politics—it’s about American values.
Lehigh Valley Health Network moving 500 workers to Allentown
Lehigh Valley Health Network is moving 500 employees from the suburbs to downtown Allentown, the eastern Pennsylvania city where one of its eight hospitals is located.
Deal charge pushes drugmaker Eli Lilly to 1Q loss
Eli Lilly and Co. booked a $110.8 million loss in the first quarter, as the drugmaker absorbed a charge tied to its purchase of CoLucid Pharmaceuticals, but the insulin maker's bottom line beat expectations and it reaffirmed its 2017 forecast.
Tom Price: Health-Care May be Working for Government, But Not for Patients
Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price on efforts to reform health care in America.
Eli Lilly's Profit Beats on Demand For Newer Drugs
Eli Lilly reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly adjusted profit as the drugmaker benefited from higher demand for its newer products.
Government Costs Could Rise $2.3B Without Obamacare Payments
A study found the U.S. government's costs could increase by $2.3 billion in 2018 if Congress and President Donald Trump decide not to fund Obamacare-related payments to health insurers.












