Market Insights

A little more than $1 billion is invested in the dozen ETFs with a focus on workplace equality.

Employers continue experimenting with the concept of medical tourism, but they're looking at options much closer to home.

None of the Southern states that extended E-Verify to the private sector seven years ago have canceled a single business license.

Investors are focusing on primary care for its potential to help limit costs and restructure care in other parts of the $3.5 trillion U.S. health system.

An external workforce provides employers with more flexibility to respond to opportunities and to better compete in a digital world.

A small but growing number of Americans, fed up with the current system, are rigging their own medical safety nets.

An exchange-traded fund is benefiting from the current hot market for drugmakers.

With the shift in demand from U.S. patients after the passage of the ACA, some medical tourism companies closed up shop—but the concept has continued to evolve.