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Walsh runs an organization that provides health insurance for 1.8 million people, serves 1.2 million patients, and, with over 26,000 employees, is the eighth-largest employer in the entire state......»»

The state's largest health insurer says it will cover all costs for COVID-19 treatment for most of its 3.8 million members — a big, and potentially costly, step in the fight against the pandemic.  Durham-based Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North .....»»

Close to one-third of a $1.5 million federal grant meant to fund HIV prevention efforts in DeKalb County could go unspent by an end-of-the-year deadline, state records show. Budget documents from the Georgia Department of Public Health, which wo.....»»

Johnson County Community College paid its 3,028 employees about $88.6 million, according to payroll data the Kansas City Business Journal obtained from JCCC's payroll department. In fiscal year 2018, 128 employees earned more than six figures — th.....»»

Former executives say Amazon, which last year spent $400 million fighting fraud and abuse, has prioritized its broad selection over anti-counterfeiting technologies and policies......»»

Former executives say Amazon, which last year spent $400 million fighting fraud and abuse, has prioritized its broad selection over anti-counterfeiting technologies and policies......»»

Former executives say Amazon, which last year spent $400 million fighting fraud and abuse, has prioritized its broad selection over anti-counterfeiting technologies and policies......»»

So far this season, the Arizona Diamondbacks have spent $3.17 million to renovate and upgrade parts of Chase Field, according to documents filed with Maricopa County. The result of a 2018 settlement between the Major League Baseball team and Maricopa Cou.....»»

Tourists spent $31 billion in Georgia last year, a 4.8% increase over 2017. The Peach State welcomed a record of 111.67 million visitors in 2018, supporting 475,000 jobs and generating $66.2 billion in economic impact, up 4.7% compared to the previo.....»»

According to a study conducted last year by the American Pet Products Association, some 68% of American households — about 85 million families — own pets. We love our cats and dogs and........»»

A judge approved the settlement for 33,000 former Toys R Us employees who lost their jobs last year when th.....»»

Gov. Kate Brown is not moving forward with a proposed tax on employers that don't adequately cover employees' health care. House Bill 2269, called the Employer Health Care Responsibility Act, was projected to raise $120 million, though that project.....»»

A Beaverton company's sale this year was one of two acquisitions made by a Georgia financial payments provider worth $255 million, according to recent filings. Nvoicepay, a business-to-business payments company with roughly 150 employees in Beaver.....»»

The city has spent about $345 million in the three previous fiscal years on ThriveNYC, its signature mental health initiative, with an additional $251 million slated to be spent this year through... To view the full story, click the title link......»»

New York will invest $3 million this year for businesses to partner on apprenticeships with the State University of New York system and the state Department of Labor. The money will go toward creating up to 2,000 training positions in advanced manufactur.....»»

The state has issued $43.8 million in five-year grants to hospitals, health centers and county health departments statewide to help prevent cancer and provide free screenings to uninsured and... To view the full story, click the title link......»»

Of the University System's planned $154 million in construction spending in fiscal year 2020, more than half would be spent in metro Atlanta at Georgia State and Kennesaw State universities......»»

One of downtown Atlanta's main north-south corridors will reopen to traffic on Monday. The Georgia Department of Transportation (DOT) has spent the last five months replacing the 111-year-old Courtland Street Bridge for $21 million, $4 million under.....»»

For over 1.4 million individuals who receive benefits through the California Public Employees' Retirement System, health care premiums will rise in 2019 at the lowest rate in 21 years, according to a recent analysis from the pension plan......»»

This year's Super Bowl could cost employers as much as $4.4 billion in lost productivity as employees spend some time this week talking about the game and more time Monday dissecting the outcome.........»»