Latest
-
Healthcare System Still Reeling From UnitedHealth Cyberattack, AHA Says
The American Hospital Association says UnitedHealth's breach prevents many members from processing claims and checking patient eligibility for insurance coverage.
-
H-1B Work Visa Rules Get a Revamp
The Kiplinger Letter H-1B visas allow employers to hire high-skilled foreign workers. Regulators have finalized new rules for this visa program following last fall's proposal.
The Kiplinger Letter -
Worker Protections Could Undergo a Change in 2024
Some state legislatures are considering adopting a 'just cause' requirement for when employees are let go. In almost all U.S. states now, employees are considered 'at will.'
-
You May Be Eligible For More Family Leave, Depending On Where You Live
Increasingly, states are stepping in to offer family leave options for caregivers.
-
AT&T Will Give You A $5 Credit If You Were Hit By Its Network Outage
AT&T said it will apply the credit within two billing cycles for those affected by its widespread service outage.
-
Three Strategies for Small Businesses to Reduce Taxes
Small businesses can lower their tax liability by taking advantage of tax breaks, tax credits and charitable donations. Here are some options.
-
Are You Owed Money From This LasikPlus Settlement?
The FTC says 159,711 consumers are eligible for payment from LasikPlus due to deceptive pricing.
-
Yes, Air Canada Must Pay A Partial Refund For Its Chatbot Error
A court ruling has sided with a passenger who was offered false information via AI about the airline's bereavement policy.
-
Woes Continue for Banking Sector: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Regional bank stocks were hammered recently after news of New York Community Bank’s big fourth-quarter loss.
The Kiplinger Letter
