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Shares in American International Group Inc. tumbled on Monday, deepening a slide that's brought the insurer's shares to the lowest point since March 2010 and stoked concerns over whether the U.S. government will be able to make a profit off an upcoming sale of AIG stock.

Based on all the headlines and talking heads, the economy’s purring back to life.

One year after the passage of healthcare reformembodied in the blockbuster Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)its still difficult to see just what form it will take and, more important, what kind of impact it will have on the marketplace.

For two months, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's labor negotiators have been meeting privately with the leaders of 15 state employee unions, trying to come up with $2 billion in labor savings over two years to help balance Connecticut's budget.

Legal and policy issues linger on pension legislation as Kansas lawmakers prepare to vote on a compromise plan for attacking the long-term funding problems facing the state retirement system for teachers and government workers.

Republican Gov. Rick Scott is calling his first legislative session a success, pointing at tax cuts, changes to the Medicaid program, education bills, a measure requiring state employees to pay into their pensions and more as victories that will make Florida more attractive for businesses.

Mitchell Harris will serve as the newly created president of the investment management division at BNY Mellon.

A military built for fighting wars is looking more and more like a health care entitlement program.