The transaction, one of the largest of the year, would combine the drugstore giant with one of the United States’ biggest health insurers, reflecting the increasingly blurred lines between traditionally separate spheres of the health care industry.
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Sunday, December 03, 2017
Breaking News: CVS has agreed to buy Aetna for about $69 billion, a source said, in a deal that would reshape the American health care industry
The transaction, one of the largest of the year, would combine the drugstore giant with one of the United States’ biggest health insurers, reflecting the increasingly blurred lines between traditionally separate spheres of the health care industry.
I would have bought Aetna if I had known it would go this cheap.
ReplyDeleteThis is big news in the drug store industry not since Lou Dobbs recommened Rite-Aid stock.
ReplyDeleteThe rich just keep getting richer and you and I mean nothing
ReplyDeleteAs shown by this "tax plan". We'll end up paying for it when the deficit hits
DeleteShhh, dont suggest that our government provide services for us. Theyll call you a socialist
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