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38m ago Former Ambulance Company Agrees to $1 Million Massachusetts Settlement Over Breach Affecting 750,116 Residents and Billing Claims
52m ago Motor third-party insurance growth slows to 9%; Kotak flags possible impact of SC compensation ruling
1h ago The hidden problem behind UK job vacancies hitting a five-year low
2h ago Stricter Work Rules Could Cost Up to 29,000 New Hampshire Adults Their Medicaid Coverage by 2028
3h ago New Drugs' Median Net Launch Price Hit $257,000 After a 35% Climb, Even as Federal Pricing Deals Began

Former Ambulance Company Agrees to $1 Million Massachusetts Settlement Over Breach Affecting 750,116 Residents and Billing Claims

A breach at former ambulance firm Transformative Healthcare hit 750,116 Massachusetts residents. What the $1 million deal requires and how to check.

Medical Daily · 38m ago

Motor third-party insurance growth slows to 9%; Kotak flags possible impact of SC compensation ruling

Motor third-party insurance premiums exhibited a sluggish growth rate of 9 percent year-on-year in September 2026. Insurers have reportedly reduced focus on this segment due to a Supreme Court ruling on compensation for homemakers. The overall motor insurance premiums saw a rise of 13 percent during the same month. SBI…

The Economic Times · 52m ago

The hidden problem behind UK job vacancies hitting a five-year low

Small business owners call for help from the Chancellor

The Independent UK · 1h ago

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Stricter Work Rules Could Cost Up to 29,000 New Hampshire Adults Their Medicaid Coverage by 2028

A new analysis projects 23,000 to 29,000 New Hampshire adults could lose Medicaid by 2028 under stricter work rules that start in January.

Medical Daily · 2h ago

New Drugs' Median Net Launch Price Hit $257,000 After a 35% Climb, Even as Federal Pricing Deals Began

The median net launch price of new drugs rose 35% to $257,000 from 2022 to 2025, an ICER report shows, as federal pricing deals took shape.

Medical Daily · 3h ago

Health insurance reform should cut costs, not shift them on to patients

For middle-class and even better-off Indian households that buy health insurance, for employees who depend on employer-provided cover, and for poor families relying on public schemes, health coverage carries a common expectation: that illness will not leave them facing expenses they cannot afford.

Newslaundry · 3h ago

Billionaire Mark Cuban’s 5-step plan to make healthcare affordable targets drug middlemen’s ‘contractual terrorism’

The Cost Plus Drugs cofounder told Texas lawmakers that insured patients are often better off paying cash—and laid out five fixes built around price transparency.

Fortune · 5h ago

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Adults Without a Regular Doctor Had 61% Higher Risk of Being Overdue for Colorectal Cancer Screening

Adults without a usual source of care were far more likely to be overdue for colon cancer screening. Here is how to start at 45, including an at-home stool test.

Medical Daily · 10h ago

Americans Earning Six Figures Are Still Struggling to Buy Homes—Mortgage Rates Are Fueling Frustration

Earning $100,000 a year used to sound like a comfortable income, especially for someone hoping to purchase their first home. But in today’s housing market,...

Saving Advice · 16h ago

Some Hospitals Must Provide Free or Reduced-Cost Care—And Patients May Not Know to Ask

Imagine opening a hospital bill for $12,000 after an unexpected emergency room visit. You have health insurance, but your deductible and out-of-pocket expenses are still...

Saving Advice · 17h ago

Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Before Helping Your Kids Buy a House?

Paying off your mortgage before helping your kids buy a house sounds wonderfully tidy. The parents enter retirement debt-free, the children get a financial head start, and everyone celebrates with a housewarming dinner that nobody has to finance.

The Free Financial Advisor · 17h ago

Florida appeals court rejects homeowners’ legal fee claim after Hurricane Ian insurance dispute

In a recent decision, a Florida appeals court determined that homeowners Susan Reed and Kent Lonngren are ineligible to collect legal fees from Citizens Property Insurance. The couple had contested repairs linked to Hurricane Ian's 2022 storm damage. The court concluded that Citizens had fulfilled its duties, even while the…

The Times of India · 18h ago

Virginia's $150 Million Premium Aid Could Cut Net Marketplace Premiums Up to 70%, but Funds Are First-Come, First-Served

Virginia's new $150 million premium aid is first-come, first-served. See income limits, deadlines, and how to apply when enrollment opens on Nov. 1.

Medical Daily · 19h ago

Lakers, Clippers, Man City: why do so many sports owners have money on both sides of a situation?

Fortune · 21h ago

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The Independent UK · 21h ago

Burnham government ‘not working for the economy’, PM’s former advisor warns

Andy Haldane calls on PM and chancellor to restrict spending and not to raise taxes on already-struggling households or on businesses

Medical Daily · 21h ago

Oz Cited Unused ACA Coverage as Fraud Evidence, but CMS Says Zero Use Alone Does Not Show It

Oz said many ACA enrollees never used coverage, but CMS has said zero use alone does not signal fraud. What low-use enrollees should check now.

Medical Daily · 22h ago

A Positive Alzheimer's Blood Test Without Symptoms Can Turn Healthy Adults Into Patients-in-Waiting, with Few Legal Protections

A JAMA Viewpoint warns that symptom-free adults who test positive for Alzheimer's biomarkers may become patients-in-waiting. What that label means.

Medical Daily · 22h ago

Nonprofit Surprise-Billing Arbitrator Swung From a $2 Million Loss to a 70% Profit Margin as Disputes Surged

A STAT review found a nonprofit No Surprises Act arbitrator swung from a $2 million loss to a 70% margin. What it means for patients and premiums.

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The Independent UK · 22h ago

Is it safe to travel to Spain? Latest advice after flooding strikes holiday destinations

Weather is expected to improve in Spain after a bout of heavy rainfall and deadly floods

Medical Daily · Oct 20

Zilbrysq Autoinjector Wins FDA Approval for Generalized Myasthenia Gravis, but Patients Must Wait Until Early 2027

FDA approved a once-daily Zilbrysq autoinjector for generalized myasthenia gravis. It launches in early 2027 with the same meningococcal infection warning.

Euronews · Oct 20

Airbnb introduces weather protection that will pay out if it rains too much on your holiday

The optional insurance add-on, available in 10 European countries, will mean you get daily payouts if downpours threaten to ruin your trip.

The Economic Times · Oct 20

HealthRail: Turning India's hospital receivables into growth capital

In a strategic move to streamline hospital cash flow, HealthRail is offering expedited access to accrued revenues. This initiative specifically addresses the payment delays that hospitals experience with insurance providers and public funding programs. By lowering days sales outstanding for qualifying receivables, this system aims to substantially bolster hospitals' liquidity.

RideApart · Oct 20

Report: The Dakar Rally Leaves Saudi Arabia Due to Middle East Conflict

The Dakar Rally has reportedly made the decision to not host the 2027 event in Saudi Arabia due to the ongoing war between the United States and Iran and its proxies.

Roll Call · Oct 20

‘Tough road’ seen for Waters’ rivals at Financial Services

The two Illinois Democrats who may challenge Rep. Maxine Waters for their party’s top slot on the House Financial Services Committee in the new Congress would focus on issues that haven’t been traditionally front and center for that panel — namely climate change and artificial intelligence. Younger voices within the…

France 24 · Oct 20

French retailers begin filing insurance claims after weekend of looting

Shop owners in France are counting the cost of the weekend's riots as the government works on new measures to help them recover from widespread looting. Also in this edition: Germany welcomes new investments from Nvidia into its tech scene, and energy prices continue to climb after new Houthi attacks…

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