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The Federal Reserve resumed raising interest rates for the 11th time on Wednesday at a range of 5.25 to 5.5% in its campaign to curb inflation, although it is no longer forecasting a recession in 2023.

More than a third of benefits leaders believe that virtual specialty care will address employee needs.

A new policy brief from the American Academy of Actuaries explains why changes might be on the way.

The Biden administration on Tuesday proposed to reinforce the 2008 Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act that requires insurers to cover mental health benefits to the same degree as medical and surgical benefits.

The Federal Trade Commission changed course on previous statements opposing state legislation that would boost transparency over pharmacy benefit managers, as it carries out a sweeping investigation into the industry.

A new financial wellness partnership aims to address the "soaring rates of financial stress among employees of color" with financial technology tools, culturally relevant content and financial coaching and therapy.

Forty-three percent of workers aged 35 to 44 said they would leave a company whose political stance opposed their own.

"Unmistakably, the aim is to use the document to persuade courts to extend the frontiers," said former FTC Chair William Kovacic.