While the share of Americans without health insurance is near historic lows, the cost for many people to buy a health plan—if they don't get it from a job or the government—is higher than ever.

There are myriad legitimate reasons for such occurrences, and every employer reacts differently based on their culture and policies.

Without having done much yet, Amazon.com Inc. is already transforming U.S. health care -- and not necessarily for the better.

"We are disappointed that we have not achieved more at a faster pace," Marcela Hawn, a spokeswoman for the company, said in an email.

Eighty percent of people said they think drug prices are too high, and both Democrats and Republicans agreed the industry has too much sway over lawmakers.

Large multinationals will spend $7.8 billion to comply with the EU's new privacy regulations, but will they be ready in time?

In addition to usual co-working amenities of power outlets, Wi-Fi, coffee and spacious light-filled spaces, these women-centric spaces offer a community of like-minded professionals.

The fever around major athletic events can be great for office morale and job satisfaction, but it doesn't have to be a productivity buster.