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Federal and state authorities have a bone to pick with rating agencies, and insurers could feel the effect.

With the acquisition of Perot, the purveyor of servers signals an intention to focus on services.

Insurers should think less about functions and the data itself, and focus instead on processes.

Public option out of the mix as Senate Finance Committee considers America’s Healthy Future Act.

Shares rocketed upward in trading yesterday, rising about 21% based on the announcements from the GAO and Government Reform Committee.

A Blues plan enables members to create PHRs, using Google Health, that automatically populate with claims data, and can link to select EHRs.

The Senator's plan would establish a timeline for accelerating the development, adoption and implementation of a set of operating rules for each HIPAA transaction.

First-tier offering will expand to include customized, bundled products.

With 40 years of reliability, there may still be a place for mainframes in insurance IT shops.

Hardware maker pays $3.9 billion in cash to acquire IT services provider.

Centurion, Fidelity and National Life are just a few insurers seeing ratings changes.

Latest release of Sircon for Agencies and Brokers designed to deliver advanced reporting of agent credentials.

Agency chosen from among 2,000 entrants for its online efficacy.

J. David Daniel, a Louisiana independent insurance agent, was tapped to lead the national association.

Department of Health and Human Services allocates $25 million for medical liability pilot initiative.

A new study says that nearly 26,000 state and federal rules impacting the insurance industry will change or be created this year.

Pressure to pass health care has reforms picked up additional momentum as the American Journal of Public Health released statistics tied to mortality for uninsured Americans.

While economists can't exactly predict the future, they can tell us what policies will fail.

A mid-year report from IBM confirms that the World Wide Web is a very insecure place.

AIG board puts kibosh on plans of new CEO to use company jet for personal use, Bloomberg says.