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Direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising has a real impact on employer drug costs. What can be done to rein in its effects?

Newly unveiled healthcare pricing data can combine with discount analysis to drive network selection decisions and a better healthcare purchasing strategy for employers.

Survey responses suggest how The Council's member firms operate today and where they're headed.

HITRUST certification can give small to medium-sized businesses peace of mind that their employee data is safe.

“Covering” represents a systemic workplace challenge. Here is what business leaders can do about it.

Failing to adhere to the rules of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act can open a company up to millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars in liability.

As the brokerage industry continues to consolidate, is the buyer pool shrinking?

Federal agencies are ready to provide assistance for the victims of hurricanes and other catastrophes, but there is a process to receive the aid.

The insurance industry must reach out to millennials to solve its growing staffing crisis, then take the steps needed to keep them.

When new jobs are easy to find, good pay, perks, and benefits might not be sufficient to keep employees from looking afield.

The National Flood Insurance Program has lasted far longer than intended. Without reforms, a fair, viable flood insurance system is impossible.

Q&A with Don Doyle Jr., Senior Vice President, Excess & Surplus Lines, and Dawn Chapel, Vice President of E&S Brokerage Operations, Cincinnati Insurance

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