Rite Aid Is Closing 154 Stores as It Starts to Shed Debt

The pharmacy chain, once the largest in the United States, detailed a batch of store closures in a bankruptcy court filing.

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Kaiser Permanente And Labor Unions Reach Tentative Deal After Strike

Kaiser Permanente and labor unions reached a tentative deal Friday morning, a little more than a week after workers at the nation’s largest health care nonprofit organization went on strike.

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Annual Window To Shop For Medicare Advantage Plans Returns On Sunday

During the enrollment period, which ends Dec. 7, people will have the opportunity to choose between traditional Medicare and privately run Medicare Advantage plans in their area, as well as prescription drug plans.

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What The Rite Aid Bankruptcy Filing Means For Customers, Prescriptions

The Rite Aid Corporation has filed for bankruptcy protection in order to reduce the company’s sizable debt and restructure. The move, announced Sunday, comes amid Rite Aid’s ongoing financial challenges, including those posed by opioid-related lawsuits.

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Sleep Problems Can Increase As You Age. These Tips Can Help.

Finding that a good night’s rest has become more elusive over the years? Older people need about the same amount of sleep as younger ones — generally, seven to eight hours, says Rosanne M. Leipzig, a professor of geriatrics and palliative medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York. But ...

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EEOC-Initiated Lawsuits Shot Up 52% In Latest Fiscal Year

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed 143 discrimination lawsuits in its just-completed fiscal year—a 52% increase from the 94 reported last year, a spike in activity that employment attorneys predict will be exceeded this fiscal year.

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