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Fairmark Partners is investigating the possibility of filing a class-action lawsuit, along with help from current and former employees, against aerospace giant Lockheed Martin over its handling of employee benefit contributions.

Employees who consider their student loan debt to be a "heavy burden" are 2.4 times more likely to be in the process of leaving their organization.

Congress is considering legislation that would equalize payments for certain services regardless of where they are provided, but for now, patients need to have doctors send the order to a commercial lab like Labcorp or Quest.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that over the last two decades, around 20% of new businesses failed within the first two years.

A class-action lawsuit filed on Tuesday alleges UnitedHealthcare's algorithm overrode physician recommendations, wrongfully denying coverage under Medicare Advantage policies for stays in extended-care facilities.

The coffee chain's employees say the one-day walkout on Thursday, which is the company's Red Cup Day, is for a fair contract, claiming Starbucks gives additional benefits to non-union stores.

A coalition of nearly 20 financial industry trade groups, including the Financial Services Institute and the Insured Retirement Institute, says a 60-day comment period is not enough time to comment on the 500-page proposal.

Under pressure from patient advocates and government regulators, credit agencies have taken steps to remove some medical debts from credit reports, but this could be costing physicians nationwide potentially billions of dollars.