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Why Bank of America isn’t falling in line as Wells Fargo and other rivals cut jobs
While rivals announce layoffs and pitch efficiency moves to Wall Street, Bank of America is sticking to CEO Brian Moynihan’s steady approach. Analysts weigh in on the strategy and what it could mean for the bank's stock price and more.
Biden’s junk fee proposal ‘misses the mark,’ Mass. bankers say
The Biden administration announced that it aims to push back on so-called junk fees, but Massachusetts bankers aren't convinced that this will benefit banks in the state.
Kaiser Permanente, labor unions strike deal on new health care contracts
The proposed settlement follows labor action last week involving 75,000 unionized workers in several states.
PNC trimming workforce by 4% as part of cost-saving plan
The Philadelphia region's third-largest bank says the cuts will be completed by the end of 2023.
Kaiser Permanente reaches tentative agreement with its unionized workers
The largest strike of healthcare workers in U.S. history began Oct. 4. and lasted three days. Workers will vote to ratify an agreement in the coming weeks.
Calling all girls: Colorado organization aims to boost the number of women in finance
Economic Literacy Colorado aims to up its attendance programming for girls and others.
Exclusive: Large yachts have become a trendy asset for ultra-rich investors
Superyachts and megayachts have become a hot commodity for the region’s high-net-worth individuals to deploy their capital.
How Florida Blue is harnessing the potential of AI to support members
There’s a lot of potential for artificial intelligence (AI) across the health care industry. Insurers are among the health companies using the transformative technology to make it easier for members to get care and use their benefits, which helps individuals and communities become healthier.
“There’s a very good understanding of what our customers are looking for and trying to achieve when it comes to simplifying their health care experience. They don’t want to jump through a lot of hoops…
Fast 50: iOR Partners’ clear vision for eyecare offering brings 153.6% two-year average revenue growth
This company has seen its two-year average revenue growth hit 153.6% and employment rise to 39. It builds surgical suites in eyecare providers' offices, giving them autonomy and revenue while providing patients with a familiar setting for their procedures.
Health benefits designed to help small businesses engage employees and manage costs
As health insurance costs rise, small businesses often scramble to find quality coverage options that are affordable for them and their employees.
Although slightly more than half (56%) of small businesses offer health insurance, 98% of those worry health care costs will become unsustainable for them within the next five to 10 years, according to the most recent Small Business Health Insurance Survey by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Research Center.
Furthermore, almost…