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For business leaders, keeping costs low and the bottom line in check is always top of mind.
Amber Taufen
Sometimes benefits brokers come by the Zenefits office, and they refer to me as Darth Vader, says Parker Conrad, chief executive officer of Zenefits, the insurance benefits technology startup that's threatening to change the landscape of the employee benefits business drastically and irrevocably.
Kathryn Mayer
As the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act marks a big milestone (it turned 5 on March 23), we look back on the law's biggest moments, movers and motives.
Carlos Hernandez
The health insurance industry is more complex than ever thanks to the rapid erosion of the traditional health care model, a surge in high-deductible plans and a major shift toward consumer accountability.
Alan Goforth
The interesting thing about the Anthem breach is that the bad guys are looking for new places to find data, such as medical information, says Claire Terrell, vice president, marketing, for Legal Shield in Dallas.
Amber Taufen
As employers and insurers continue to navigate the intricacies of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, theyre finding that managing wellness programs and non-discriminatory incentives (or disincentives) can be tricky.
Alan Goforth
Look for business executives to consume large volumes of antacid between now and tax day.
Kathryn Mayer
At my previous job, I was a member of a very esteemed group called the Funtastics.
Chris Carosa
There's a fee war brewing, only it's not the kind you might expect.
Brian Hicks
When I was a very young sales associate, one of my trainers tried to teach me his self-proclaimed ultimate closing technique.
Marty Traynor
Perhaps you saw the Time magazine cover, featuring a cherubic baby and the caption, This baby could live to be 142 years oldDispatches from the frontier of longevity.
Denis Storey
The changes Ive seen in over 27 years in benefits and the process to provide those benefits are extraordinary.
Kathryn Mayer
A new analysis points to the difficulty families have paying for the ever-growing cost of health care, especially given increasing deductibles.
Kathryn Mayer
The number of health savings accounts jumped 29 percent as of the end of 2014, reaching 13.8 million, according to new industry figures.
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