UnitedHealth Group confirms DOJ investigation over Medicare billing
UnitedHealth Group is cooperating with federal investigations into certain elements of its Medicare business regarding billing practices for Medicare Advantage.
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UnitedHealth Group's stock has dropped over 50% in 2025 due to an earnings miss, a DOJ investigation, and CEO resignation, raising concerns for investors.
How Social Media Is Reacting to UnitedHealth Group's CEO Exit and Stock Meltdown - MedCity News
UnitedHealth Group faces significant challenges as CEO Andrew Witty steps down, prompting concerns about leadership stability and the companyâs financial outlook.
UnitedHealth spent $1.7 million on executive security
UnitedHealth Group significantly increased security spending for executives in 2024 to nearly $1.7 million due to rising concerns over targeted violence.
UnitedHealth Group and other health insurance stock prices are tumbling today. Here's why
UnitedHealth Group's disappointing earnings report led to a 22% stock drop, as the company revised its growth outlook, expecting lower earnings in 2025.
Federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Luigi Mangione in the murder of CEO Brian Thompson, a decision met with fierce criticism from his defense.
The case reflects ongoing debates regarding capital punishment and the federal government's commitment to combating violent crime.
UnitedHealth Hit with 2 New Federal Probes in 1 Week - MedCity News
The federal government is intensifying investigations into UnitedHealth Group over various allegations including antitrust issues and quality of care in clinics.
3 UnitedHealthcare-affiliated insurers ordered to pay $165 million for misleading consumers
The Massachusetts Attorney General's office announced that three insurance companies must pay a total of $165 million, marking the highest civil penalties under the state's Consumer Protection Act.