The question becomes what the companies will do with the large piles of cash they allocated for the acquisitions, and whether they’ll try anew at fresh takeovers under a Trump administration, whose antitrust officials could be more amenable to large consolidations.

The chief executives of the country’s biggest IT services companies will meet with administration officials and lawmakers from Feb. 20 to try and dissuade Trump’s team from raising requirements under the H-1B visa program.

Insurers have their eyes on Trump for signs of whether his administration will stabilize markets or undermine them.

MAPFRE Life Insurance Company of Puerto Rico settles, as HHS Office of Civil Rights sets large fines.

A likely repeal of the Affordable Care Act and adjustments to other regulations on the financial sector have insurers watching President Trump intently.

New NAIC president says one of his 2017 goals is to spend more time familiarizing himself and his regulators with the new technologies permeating the industry.

The loss of competition that would result if Anthem takes over Cigna is the centerpiece of the government’s lawsuit seeking to block the $48 billion merger.

During his campaign, Trump criticized U.S. corporations for moving jobs to other countries, and since his election, has threatened "consequences" for companies that send work offshore.

The Oklahoma insurer also reaps the benefits of Vue Analytics and producer self-service portal, as part of the agreement.

Coalition Against Insurance Fraud study finds 21% increase in P&C insurers deploying social media analysis technology.