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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has published a notice explaining how it may go about applying antitrust rules to the new Medicare accountable care organizations (ACOs).

More than a third of affluent investors are considering moving assets away from their primary institution, and 25 percent say they'll consider taking assets from their current advisor.

A group of eight moderate House Democrats unveiled a proposal Tuesday to reform the state's workers' compensation system, keeping the thorny issue of settlements but making several changes to a broader Senate measure.

Benefit plan managers seem to be divided on whether distributing more plan notices electronically would have any effect on plan participants’ inability to find, summon the energy to read, or understand the notices.

While nearly all top HR decision-makers are concerned about health care costs’ effects on employees and on overall corporate costs, only 16 percent would like to see a federally tax-funded health care system implemented.

For two days in June, HR experts and leaders from around the world will gather to discuss critical issues and find solutions to the challenges faced in the shifting industry.

More than a thousand Kaiser Permanente pharmacists in Southern California have stopped plans to strike on Thursday and Friday because benefit negotiations have moved forward, said Jim Anderson, spokesperson for Kaiser Permanente.

In recent years I’ve reported on some of the hardest hit markets in the United States, from real estate to health insurance to retirement plans. In such time, I’ve seen cyclical paths to recovery, and I’ve always wondered where there’s logic in feeding one crisis with another one.