How will health insurer mergers hit Obamacare?
Last Updated May 11, 2016 2:35 PM EDT Investors got an update last week on the progress of two giant health insurer mergers that, if
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Airlines are improving at on-time performance
Airlines are doing a better job of sticking to their schedules, and consumer complaints are falling. The Department of Transportation said Monday that 84.5 percent
Read moreMcMansion redux: Big homes are back
If there’s a sweet spot in the real estate market, it may be catering to the desires of the 1 percent. Homes 4,000 square feet
Read moreInsurers planning big Obamacare price hikes next year
It’s still early days for the Affordable Care Act, so it’s perhaps no surprise that insurers and Americans are figuring out how to make it
Read moreTerrorism has travelers buying insurance, if not calm
Egypt may deny that Egypt Air Flight 804 was a terrorist target when it spun and crashed into the Mediterranean on May 19, but the
Read moreGoogle gives payday lenders the boot
Payday loans have come under fire from consumer advocates and unhappy consumers for their sky-high interest rates. Google (GOOG), one of the world’s most influential
Read moreObama after the presidency: He’ll do fine
While President Obama has already found a home for when his family no longer resides in the White House, he hasn’t yet revealed his post-presidential
Read moreBest and worst states for motorists
If you’re planning to take a road trip this summer — and about half of Americans are — you may want to steer clear of
Read moreWhat does the perfect summer getaway cost?
Americans like to dream big, and that’s certainly true when it comes to summer plans. A dream summer for a family will set you back
Read moreThe hollowing of America’s middle class
Across America’s cities, the middle class isn’t what it used to be. The middle class has retreated in nine out of 10 U.S. metropolitan areas
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