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The U.S. Supreme Court Defense of Marriage Act ruling left benefits managers scrambling.

The president also accused Republican lawmakers of succumbing to "an endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals."

For the third year in a row, health-care costs were at the top of CFOs' list of major concerns.

Appearing before a U.S. Senate committee some spoke of hardship; others lauded the landmark legislation.

Among employees under age 30, only slightly more than half participated in their employers health benefits program, ADP finds.

Many small-business owners say they'd like to offer some kind of retirement support for their workers. But there are just too many obstacles to overcome.