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Former Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini says the health insurer's most stressed-out employees spent $1,500 a year more on health care. The finding led him to bring in yoga, pets and sleep management, and he credits the cultural changes in a 600% stock gain.
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Western Union has embraced the shift to digital transactions to help compete against the onslaught of rivals like TransferWise and WorldRemit, all vying for a piece of the $689 billion global remittance market.
Shoppers are "very nuanced in their expectations," said Ron Johnson, ex-CEO of J.C. Penney and former Apple retail executive.
Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, the plant-based protein companies challenging the meat industry, are being embraced by fast-food brands. Is it a marketing fad or the next menu mainstay for national restaurant chains?
Mark Thompson, CEO of The New York Times Company, explains why his newspaper's value has grown over 300% at a time when countless others papers have closed and President Trump has bashed the 'fake news.'
Hubert Joly announced in April he was ceding the chief executive spot to Corie Barry, a move that went into effect earlier this month. Joly will now be its executive chairman.
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GM said it would launch 20 models of electric cars by 2023, beginning early this year. That plan may stall due to the U.S.–China trade war and the looming expiration of a U.S. tax credit to encourage EV adoption.
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