Is this why it’s called the “Show Me State”?

Federal regulators may ultimately approve the megamerger ofAetna and Humana, but theresulting insurance behemoth will not be welcome to do certainbusiness in Missouri.

In an order, John Huff, the director of the state department ofinsurance, said that if the merger is ultimately approved at thefederal level, Humana and Aetna will have to ceaseoperations in Missouri “with respect to the ComprehensiveIndividual, Comprehensive Small Group, and Group Medicare AdvantageMarkets.”

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