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Even if wearing a fitness tracker doesn't by itself make anyone live longer, there may be a more subtle advantage for insurers.

The companies have held discussions about a variety of joint ventures, including expanding their partnership serving older people.

Less than two weeks after Harvard law students called for a boycott of Kirkland & Ellis during the upcoming summer associate recruitment season due to its use of mandatory arbitration agreements, the firm has reversed course and will no longer require associates or summer associates to sign them.

Doctors used to be concerned about patients who didn't have insurance not paying their bills. Now they're scrambling to get paid by those with insurance.

Health care providers are using TV advertisements to attract lucrative patients into their hospitals as health care costs and industry competition escalate.

Despite $11 billion reduction in deficit, the multiemployer program is still expected to be insolvent by end of 2025.