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Fortune: UnitedHealth Adds Some Insurance The HMO giant's $4.8 billion bid for Oxford is a prescription for healthy growth.updated: Mon May 31 2004 00:01:00

UnitedHealth Group The mostly jobless economic recovery has been hard on health insurers that grow by adding employees to their rolls. Now it's prompting a wave of consolidation. In late April, jus...

CNNMoney: Insurers merge: What's it mean to you?updated: Tue Apr 27 2004 10:21:00

UnitedHealth is at it again, this time gobbling up Oxford Health Plans just two months after it completed a merger with Mid Atlantic Medical Services.

CNNMoney: Stocks to watch Tuesdayupdated: Mon Apr 26 2004 16:25:00

Earnings from two Dow components, a health insurance merger and a look at consumer confidence figures for April could move the markets Tuesday.

CNNMoney: Stocks to watch Fridayupdated: Thu Apr 22 2004 16:11:00

Microsoft Corp. may fuel more gains for technology shares and the Dow Jones industrials average on Friday as the software maker reported late Thursday higher quarterly revenue on strength in the personal computer sector.

Money Magazine: Open-Enrollment Survival Guide Tired of guessing which health plan is best? Here's a smarter strategy.updated: Thu Nov 01 2001 00:01:00

This fall, the annual ritual of picking a health plan will be more challenging than ever. Set aside, for a moment, people's heightened sense of financial vulnerability since September's attacks on ...

Fortune: Score One for the Snakeupdated: Mon Mar 05 2001 00:01:00

A few years back, Bill Lerach scoffed at the idea that his powerful enemies might ever put him out of business. "We're like snakes," he declared. "You cut us in half, and we'll still wiggle."

Fortune: How The Companies Stack Up [THE COMPANIES, BY PERFORMANCE]updated: Mon Apr 17 2000 00:01:00

However you rate the companies of the 500--by growth, return, or market cap--computers and telecoms dominate. All these performers lack is size. On average, the ten companies with the highest retur...

Fortune: The HMO You Love to Hate Is Winning Over Wall Street TAKE TWO SHARES AND CALL ME IN THE MORNINGupdated: Mon Jul 05 1999 00:01:00

People don't need an excuse to bash HMOs. Not only have they transformed a simple doctor's visit into a bureaucratic nightmare, but their stocks have blown up as frequently as battle droids in The ...

Fortune: If the Numbers Look Fishy, Here's the Man to Call FORENSIC ACCOUNTANCYupdated: Mon Apr 26 1999 00:01:00

Pat Adams had a problem. As manager of the $117 million Berger Select fund, he'd watched shares of two big holdings--Sunbeam and Cendant--collapse last year after it became known that both companie...

Money Magazine: How Healthy Is Your HMO?updated: Mon Mar 01 1999 00:01:00

Your managed-care provider may be due for a checkup. "HMOs are operating in a seriously deteriorating business environment, and most are now losing money on their operations," says Martin Weiss, ch...

Money Magazine: Choosing Health Care Have you been picking your health plan by the dartboard method? We've got a better way.updated: Thu Oct 01 1998 00:01:00

What does HMO stand for? Surf the Internet, and you'll come up with a litany of choices: Half Minute Over. High-class Muggers Outfit. Healthy Members Only. Or our favorite--Hurry Mothers Out.

Money Magazine: Can You Keep Your Doctor?updated: Tue Sep 01 1998 00:01:00

If Oxford Health Plans is your insurer, you may well be wondering if the firm's well-publicized financial woes of the past year will have a trickle-down effect on your health-care coverage. It's a ...

Money Magazine: When To Pick Up A Fallen Stock And When To Let One Slideupdated: Tue Sep 01 1998 00:01:00

Don't try to catch a falling knife. That's the Wall Street truism about the dangers of buying declining stocks before they've hit bottom. A perfect example is Oxford Health Plans, which plummeted f...

Money Magazine: Women May Have To Wait For Tamoxifenupdated: Mon Jun 01 1998 00:01:00

Many of the 29 million American women at high risk for breast cancer who want to take the drug tamoxifen will have to wait at least six months for their health plans to approve such treatment.

Money Magazine: When Fools Are Bored, Wise Men Should Worryupdated: Wed Apr 01 1998 00:01:00

Actuarial tables. Alan Greenspan's EKG. Chicago Hope. You might describe these as boring. But to apply that adjective to the sudden disintegration of hundreds of millions of dollars of market value...

Fortune: Stop Whining About Wall Street You hear it everywhere: Ruthless short-term investors won't let today's mupdated: Mon Feb 02 1998 00:01:00

Hear it? That high-pitched whine in the background of the business news? Hasn't been this loud since the late '80s, but you can't miss it now--and I'm convinced it's only going to get louder. It's ...

Fortune: THE POWER OF REFLECTION THE PIONEERING CONSULTANTS WHO TOUCHED OFF THE REENGINEERING MOVEMENT ARE URGING A NEW IMPERATIVE--GETTIupdated: Mon Nov 24 1997 00:01:00

If you were asked to identify the major U.S. companies best positioned for success, you'd probably list Microsoft, Intel, Procter & Gamble, Hewlett-Packard, Merck, GE, and the like. Ask yourself th...

Fortune: COMING TO A HEALTH PLAN NEAR YOU: YOGA AND BELLADONNA PROPONENTS CLAIM ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE WILL SAVE COMPANIES MONEY. DON'T BETupdated: Mon Sep 29 1997 00:01:00

The Manhattan office of acupuncturist and herbalist Phyllis Bloom is serene by the standards of the medical profession. The fragrance of soothing oils and the faint sounds of Chinese music fill the...

Fortune: NEW WAYS TO CREATE LIFETIME BONDS WITH YOUR CUSTOMERSupdated: Mon Aug 21 1995 00:01:00

Want to be sent L.L. Bean catalogues that peddle only fly-fishing gear? You got it. Need Federal Express to bill you electronically every Thursday? No problem. Like your Levi's custom-made? Coming ...

Money Magazine: Five funds that are set to ride the surge in growth stocksupdated: Sat Oct 01 1994 00:01:00

For the past three years, mutual funds specializing in growth stocks have lagged behind those that favor undervalued shares, rising just 10% annually, vs. 11.4% on average. Reason: Gains in cyclica...

Money Magazine: Five funds that make their money by mining the middle groundupdated: Thu Sep 01 1994 00:01:00

Many Wall Street pros say that small investors seeking today's best buys should look at mutual funds that specialize in midcap stocks, the medium-size firms (generally, total market values between ...

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