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The question of how information from medical records can be shared securely with patients and among different providers has long vexed the industry.

Purdue Pharma's decision to stop promoting its opioid drugs is being hailed as the first result of a judge's push for concrete solutions to a nationwide epidemic.

Three economists say their proposed Supplemental Transition Accounts for Retirement would provide a bridge to Social Security to help those who need to retire early.

Investors including nuns who manage an order's retirement funds asked Wells Fargo to produce evidence that its incentive programs are aligned with clients' interests.

"This is no time to be timid," says Health and Human Services secretary Alex Azar.

The Department of Labor's auditors are pushing harder on plan sponsors to make better efforts to find missing terminated vested participants.

Health insurance companies who operate in Washington and who provide plans that include maternity care will be required by the legislation to cover elective abortions and contraceptives.

"Hopefully we can do some litigation against the opioid companies," Trump said at an event organized at the White House on the opioid epidemic.