New York Life to spend $6.3 B on Cigna group life, disability business
New York Life has been in the life insurance business for more than 174 years, making it one of the nation’s oldest. The company is owned by policy holders and does not trade publicly.
Judge OKs nearly $25 billion for PG&E fire victims, insurers
A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved two Pacific Gas & Electric settlements totaling $24.5 billion to help pay the losses suffered by homeowners, businesses and insurers in the aftermath of catastrophic Northern California wildfires.
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IRS tax penalty letters may have prevented death for some middle-aged Americans
Letter warning of potential tax penalty led to an uptick in coverage and a decline in mortality.
Alaska spends over $300M fighting summer wildfires
The cost for state and federal officials to fight Alaska's summer wildfires this year is estimated to have surpassed $300 million.
Newsom rips PG&E insurance deal as it nears settlement with wildfire victims
Newsom accused the company of trying to preserve value for its shareholders instead of shoring up its cash and equipment.
Famed Las Vegas eatery asking diners to pay toward staff insurance
The newly installed surcharge will go to the portion left to the employees to pay.
Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa insurance policy: Could he lose millions after injury?
Prior to a season-ending injury, Tagovailoa was widely expected to be a top– if not the top overall – pick in the NFL rookie draft.
Boat in maritime disaster that killed 34 was not up to code
Crew members on deck said they were unable to reach passengers trapped in the hull below because of intense flames. It was the worst maritime disaster in modern California history.
Insurance companies sue government over Gatlinburg fire
More than 40 insurance companies are suing the federal government over its handling of a 2016 Tennessee wildfire that killed 14 people and destroyed or damaged more than 2,500 buildings in Sevier County.
Baltimore classes cancelled after fire decimates shopping center
Classes at four schools in inner-city Baltimore have been canceled due to a fire at a shopping center.
Medicare-for-all could cause 'enormous' doctor shortage
Government doctors could be paid up to 40 percent less, which might lead many doctors to leave the profession, according to a FOX News correspondent
US sued over car crash involving federal agent, Anthony Scaramucci's wife
Anthony Scaramucci was White House communications director for 11 days; his wife was later considered for a role on 'Real Housewives of New York.'
Overturning Obamacare would eliminate these taxes on certain families
A progressive think tank published its analysis as a federal appeals court weighs the constitutionality of Obamacare.
What is cyber insurance and why your business needs it
Learn how cyber insurance can help protect your business.
Kentucky-based Humana says it's laying off more than 800
The Courier-Journal reports that Humana employs 41,600 nationwide, so 2% would be about 832 people. The company says it expects to keep 12,000 in Louisville.
How you can reduce your healthcare costs by paying out of pocket
Why more and more patients are opting not to use their insurance cards at the doctor's office.
Insurers drop fire coverage for 350,000 California residents
Insurance companies are raising premiums and refuse to renew existing policies to some Californians.
US health care system causing widespread burnout among doctors, nurses, report finds
Up to half of all clinicians have reported “substantial” feelings of burnout, including exhaustion, high depersonalization and a low sense of personal accomplishment.
Obamacare insurance premiums drop slightly
Six states will see premiums decline by 10% or more, officials said.



















