Health insurers will issue roughly $1 billion in rebates this year
Photo: The Good Brigade/Getty Images Due to the Medical Loss Ratio provision of the Affordable Care Act, health insurers will...
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Business schools’ rivals — and partners
Jen Mack knows better than most that cyber threats constantly change and multiply. As global go-to-market programme director for IBM...
U.K.’s Johnson Emerges From Lockdown Scandals to Face Economic Woes
LONDON—A few months ago, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was fighting to remain in power amid revelations that he attended...
Missguided on brink of collapse
Missguided is lining up administrators as the fast-fashion firm teeters on the brink of collapse after being issued with a...
Nifty Next 50 index hits 52-week low; SAIL, Vedanta down 27% in a month
Nifty Next 50 index hit a 52-week low of 36,533 points on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) after...
Securing the UK public sector in the era of hybrid working
Public sector organisations have been subjected to a barrage of cyberattacks since the start of the pandemic, with opportunistic criminals...
Kenya keen to replicate Indian agriculture derivative ecosystem
The Kenyan government has shown keen interest in replicating the agriculture futures trading and warehousing model of NCDEX even as...
Proposed 3.2% hospital payment increase falls short of labor expenses, Premier says
Photo: Johner Images/Getty Images A Premier study shows that proposed Medicare inpatient payment updates are not keeping pace with spikes...
Business schools dig deeper on diversity
Simona Catana turned to executive education to boost her confidence after feeling she had faced subtle discrimination at work because...
Treasury Likely to Prevent U.S. Investors From Receiving Russian Debt Payments
BONN, Germany—Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the U.S. would likely prevent U.S. investors from receiving payments on Russian debt, a...
