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WASHINGTON-- --Savings of $332 billion in national health expenditure could be achieved over the next decade by making better use of technology and streamlining administrative processes, according to a - PHILADELPHIA-- --For the second consecutive year, the CIGNA Falmouth Road Race Challenge is honoring inspiring individuals for outstanding ...

Two medical groups in Hong Kong and Singapore are the first to sign up for CIGNA Envoy , CIGNA International's secure web portal for health care professionals around the world.

June 30, 2009 -- For the second consecutive year, the CIGNA Falmouth Road Race Challenge is honoring an inspiring individual for outstanding personal triumph over adversity.

June 26, 2009 Friday 02:09 PM EST 816 words Former P.R. Chief for Cigna Urges U.S. Lawmakers to Include Government Option in Reform Fran Lysiak WASHINGTON, D.C. The former head of public relations for Cigna Corp.

MINNEAPOLIS, USA-- --Digital River, Inc. , ein fuhrender Anbieter globaler E-Commerce-Losungen, hat die neue E-Commerce-Losung Limited Edition vorgestellt, die darauf - PHILADELPHIA-- --For the second year in a row, CIGNA has received the Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles Platinum Award from the National Business Group on Health, a national ...

Shares of the following companies may have unusual moves in U.S. trading tomorrow.

While many of their companies saw major declines in net income and stock price, the average total compensation for the 100 highest-paid public company CEOs declined just slightly last year to $3.56 million from $3.64 million in 2007, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal's annual rankings of CEO pay.

Wendell Potter, who spent more than two decades as a public relations executive for CIGNA and Humana, explains how health insurers con consumers, how the industry is a cash cow for Wall Street, and why health reform must include a public plan: "I don't think this is an industry that is honest enough to ever be regulated as it should be." Today, ...

Wendell Potter used to be the voice of Cigna Inc., the Philadelphia-based corporate health insurer.

CBS News has learned a former executive for a major health insurance company, Cigna, will speak out for the first time before Congress tomorrow on practices that he is expected to characterize as deceptive by the health insurance industry.

The insurer said the preliminary finding relates to its disclosure before March of this year of risks related to its variable annuity guarantee and segregated funds business.

Try as they might, the major indices failed to end Thursdaya TMs trading session with an across-the-board victory.

The markets dropped for the second day in a row as concerns about the strength of economic recovery continue to swirl.

According to financial disclosure reports: * Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., reported $15,001 to $50,000 in capital gains for his wife from the sale of a stake in Athenahealth Inc., a business services company that helps medical providers with billing and clinical operations.

Cigna Corp.'s pharmacy benefit unit could fetch $1.3 billion in a sale, an industry analyst said today, as the health insurer's top executive reiterated the company is evaluating the business, Reuters reports.

CIGNA Corp. is considering whether it might sell its pharmacy benefits business, but no decision has been reached and buyers are not being sought, the company said Wednesday.

The major indices closed mixed Tuesday, with the Dow falling 0.02%, the S&P rising 0.35% and the Nasdaq gaining 0.96%. Here are Tuesdaya s winner and losers: Winners General Motors Corp.

TOPICS Health/Science We all remember that commercials like these were made to trick Americans into thinking that health care reform would hurt average working families.

Most U.S. stocks fell for a second day as a drop in health-care and materials shares overshadowed a late-day rally spurred by Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman a s prediction the recession will end by September.

Students from Hartford's Quirk Middle School took a rather unusual field trip to Bloomfield, where they were actually encouraged to paint graffiti on the walls of a Fortune 500 company.