Journalists Talk Increasing Insurance Costs, From Marketplace Plans to Employer Coverage
KFF Health News chief Washington correspondent Julie Rovner discussed Affordable Care Act subsidies on Crooked Media’s What a Day on Dec. 10 and on Slate’s What Next on Dec. 9. Click here to hear Rovner on What a Day. Click here to hear Rovner on What Next. KFF Health News Washington...
Seguros con deducibles altos ponen en aprietos a pacientes con afecciones crónicas
David Garza a veces siente que no tiene seguro médico, por lo caro que le cuesta tratar su diabetes tipo 2. Su prima mensual de $435 por la cobertura familiar es casi igual a la del seguro de su trabajo anterior. Pero el plan de salud de su empleo actual tiene un deducible anual de $4.000,...
EU Approves 3-Euro Fee on Small Parcels, Targeting Shein and Temu
The measure aims to curb a flood of low-value Chinese imports and level the playing field for EU retailers. Continue reading →
Lululemon’s CEO Switch and the Perception of Reality
Calvin McDonald had an incredible run at the athleisure brand, but somebody new is going to get a turn at the top. Continue reading →
After-school meal participation still below pre-COVID levels, FRAC finds
Data shows 1.26 million students were served after-school supper on an average school day in October 2024. Continue reading →
Maersk tabs new CFO, North American chief in global leadership shakeup
Maersk today announced a raft of changes across senior leadership as rival carriers challenge its dominance in global logistics. Maersk parent A.P. Moller-Maersk said that former Kuehne & Nagel executive Robert Erni has joined the company as chief financial officer and member of the...
Feds call out New York as ‘worst offender’ of illegal CDLs
A federal audit has found that New York State is routinely issuing unlawful or illegal commercial driver’s licenses – which are valid for up to eight years – to foreign applicants with expired visas or work authorizations. The audit, conducted by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration,...
House approval of digital financial disclosures would impact USPS mail
A capital markets reform bill passed by the House on Thursday includes a provision that would allow electronic delivery to become the default mechanism for providing certain regulatory documents to investors, further reducing the amount of physical mail handled by the financially beleagured U.S....
Hospitals look to manage expenses as uncertainty looms: report
Only 30% of hospital leaders expect balance sheets to improve next year as health systems grapple with costs and changes to federal healthcare policy, according to Kaufman Hall. Continue reading →