The retail giant which pulled in $473.1 billion in net sales last fiscal year will trade in 2 percent of its American workforce to pocket an estimated $50 million in savings next year.

Wal-Mart plans to cut benefits to some part-time workers on Jan. 1.

Ebola is all the rage.

For me, the daily battle of good habits vs. bad plays out a lot like those old Spy vs. Spy comics, with the winner changing on each page.

As those of you not living in a tunnel already know by now, a huge crop of celebrity nude photos recently leaked online.

If innovation is as Jay Abraham says, making obsolete that which you did before, then the small motley band of benefits professionals determined to revolutionize their business certainly qualifies.

I can't help but wonder what well see Nov. 15, when the new and improved HealthCare.gov opens up shop.

Meet the newly-formed Vanguard Council, a group of benefits professionals ready to overthrow the status quo, whether it's at a trade association annual meeting or in the conference rooms on the front lines of the business.