The proposed law would significantly amend the Dodd-Frank Act and restore flexibility to financial institutions.
Rankly speculative predictions are flying that, within a few years, health benefits will largely be a thing of the past.
The latest Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey shows U.S. finance chiefs remain optimistic, but are wary of hiring.
A host of converging care trends and new Affordable Care Act provisions will get CFOs' attention in the new year.
Almost half of finance executives predict they'll have to spend more to follow the rules in 2014.
Companies between $10 million and $1 billion in revenue expect slower expansion over the next year.
The excise tax on rich health-benefit plans slated to take effect in 2018 could be ruinous for some companies. Is it time to start worrying?
MIT professor Jonathan Gruber, who helped write both the Affordable Care Act and the Massachusetts Health Connector, lays out the case for the law's impact.
CFOs and other business execs with the certification expect health-care outlays to rise more than any other business expense over the next 12 months, a new study finds.
If Mitt Romney is elected President, all bets are off for the Affordable Care Act.
The Presidential race and which party wins control of the Senate may dictate much about health-care reform and its costs for years to come.
Companies that deferred compliance with the Affordable Care Act until the Supreme Court made its ruling have their work cut out for them.
