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About 115,000 people will lose Obamacare coverage by Sept. 30, and another 336,000 risk losing subsidies, officials said.
Obamacare's cost for small businesses are anything but small, with $22.6 billion in reduced pay and 350,000 fewer jobs, a new analysis finds.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, stymied in his efforts to expand Medicaid in the state, Monday said he would extend health coverage to 25,000 people.
A appeals court gave the Obama administration a victory Thursday when it vacated a ruling that found subsidies issued via HealthCare.gov are illegal.
Nearly 20 percent of all U.S. states are eyeing the possibility of adopting technology from Connecticut's lauded health insurance marketplace.
The government issued a new rule and suggested another one Friday to address objections to the Obamacare contraception mandate.
Obamacare's Cadillac tax doesn't kick in until 2018, but companies are worrying about it and preparing for it now.
Obamacare has jacked up employee health coverage costs, firms surveyed by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said.
A top Obamacare official asked her spokeswoman last fall to delete an email from a White House advisor about HealthCare.gov customer service issues.
The fait accompli attitude of Michael Leavitt, the former GOP governor of Utah, toward Obamacare is drawing criticism from conservatives.
Don't believe the hype that insurance companies are getting squeezed on Obamacare. That's the message from Ezekiel Emanuel, one of the law's architects.
HealthCare.gov won't disclose some key details of Obamacare, including how many people have paid, insurer market share and proposed 2015 prices.
Obamacare customers in California will see average insurance premium rates rise by 4.2 percent next year, officials announced Thursday.
A top federal health official told Congress on Thursday that upcoming open enrollment in Obamacare will have some "bumps," and "won't be perfect."
States might need to spend only hundreds of dollars or less to protect Obamacare subsidies for residents currently enrolled in HealthCare.gov plans.
Several court challenges to a key part of Obamacare could lead to average premium increases of 76 percent for subsidized HealthCare.gov enrollees.
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In March 2009, when the stock market hit bottom, health insurance stocks hardly seemed like a sure bet. But the group has outpaced the strong returns of this bull market.
As more women put off starting families, helping women assess how much time they have left to conceive is a growing business. Several startups are selling kits that allow women to test their fertility at home with a simple finger prick.
Judge T.S. Ellis said at a hearing in Manafort's case that he will not release the names of jurors deliberating Manafort's fate because he is worried about their safety. Manafort is being prosecuted by special counsel Robert Mueller's team.
"I think it's very sad what they've done to Paul Manafort," Trump says as the jury deliberates in the first of two federal criminal trials facing the former Trump campaign boss and lobbyist.
The Pentagon announced the decision to cancel the planned November parade hours after CNBC reported that the event would cost $92 million – $80 million more than an initial estimate given in July.
CNBC's John Harwood talks to Rep. Steve Stivers, who is leading the Republican Party's efforts to prevent Democrats from seizing back the House majority in this fall's midterm elections.
A Hong Kong politician who advocates independence from China wrote to President Donald Trump, urging him to get China and Hong Kong kicked out of the World Trade Organization.
National security advisor John Bolton reportedly said Sunday that the U.S. government is not just worried about Russian interference in the 2018 midterm elections. It's concerned about Chinese, Iranian, and North Korean meddling, too.
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