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Both Sears and the New York Times are working to enact lump-sum payments to their retirees, limiting pension liabilites further down the road.

Plan sponsors who receive the dreaded DOL investigatory letter need to understand their options - and know that they must respond.

Restaurants and other businesses in San Francisco collected almost $14 million dollars in extra fees last year to comply with the city's landmark universal health-care ordinance, but records show 40 percent of that money hasn't been spent on health care.

U.S. corporate pension deficits decreased by $58 billion in August, according to new data by Mercer.

Employers can take up to 12 months to determine whether workers are full-time employees for purposes of applying the new federal "play or pay" health benefits rules.

Edwin T. Johnson used his political connections to help bring an innovative defined contribution experiment to the Treasury Department.

New York's AG is investigating tax strategies of some of the nation's largest private equity firms, including Bain Capital, founded by Mitt Romney

Nine things an employer needs to know about the PPACA.