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The hiring spree is in anticipation of more lawsuits, on the heels of one filed in Louisiana last month by six vaccine-injured plaintiffs against the federal government, which aims to overturn the legal immunity that Big Pharma now has.

A bipartisan bill introduced in the Senate on Wednesday removes barriers that have discouraged companies from offering employer-sponsored retirement plans to Americans under 21 by lowering the participation age to 18.

3 out of every 4 of the 4,500 surveyed reported feeling worse when they think about the state of the nation.

Sixty-six percent of remote teams are identified as high performing versus only 47% of on-site teams.

A class-action lawsuit filed on Tuesday alleges UnitedHealthcare's algorithm overrode physician recommendations, wrongfully denying coverage under Medicare Advantage policies for stays in extended-care facilities.

After 18 financial groups asked for a 60-day extension for the DOL's proposed new fiduciary rule last week, the department told them it is not warranted, reiterating that comments are still due Jan. 2.