Is the '4% rule,' still of use in a world where many have not saved enough for retirement?

The coming tax cuts provide a rare one-time opportunity for workers to save more for retirement without suffering from lower take-home pay -- plan sponsors and HR might want to help them see that.

Many today lament the decline of the pension and the rise of 401(k)s. But they're ignoring key facts about retirement of the past and present.

In a novel arrangement, the drugmaker will offer discounts based on whether or not the drug works initially and remains effective for the estimated 1,000 to 2,000 patients in the U.S. with a type of inherited retinal disease.

An arm of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) may have started a major new fight between patient privacy advocates and substance abuse benefits managers with updated regulations on how patient information can be shared.

The White House has long said that corporate tax cuts will trickle down to American workers and pad their paychecks, but it could take eight years for the cuts to boost wages much.

Pharma claims to like the free market, but in the year ahead, Gottlieb is set to prove how the free market can cut both ways for drugmakers.

The GAO says it stands by its reports on the potential retirement security of near retirees and on the status of the nations retirement system.