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While some insurers back out of Affordable Care Act marketplaces because of lost revenue, Molina pulled in $12 billion in revenue in 2014, and is projecting $16 billion this year.

While the country becomes more diverse, the upper echelon of business remains white and male.

According to The Wall Street Journal, some policyholders aren't happy about major increases to their life insurance policies and are looking to sue companies such as Transamerica and Banner Life.

A new report says that three-quarters of Affordable Care Act marketplaces will offer coverage with strict limits on where patients can get care.

While the implications of technological change always provoke deep anxiety, there is a wide divergence of opinions on what to do about it.

Although plan sponsors say they're satisfied with their plan advisors, concern about their fiduciary role is prompting the search for new advisors.

Public and private health exchanges are working, but not quite as expected.

Health insurance exchanges, once touted as the future of health care, have proven to be anything but a perfect solution for consumers.