US EditionUnitedHealth CEO Highlights Hospitals, Doctors, Pharma's Role In Soaring Health Care Costs - UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH)
- UnitedHealth has lost $63 billion in value since the murder of its CEO, Brian Thompson, on December 4, 2024, by suspect Luigi Mangione.
- Despite the murder raising concerns about the healthcare system, UnitedHealth reported better-than-expected profits for the final quarter of 2024.
- The suspect, Luigi Mangione, faces federal and state charges and expressed hostility toward the health insurance industry in a notebook found with him.
- CEO Andrew Witty acknowledged systemic flaws in the U.S. healthcare system and stated that the company will continue to work on improving it.
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UnitedHealth CEO Highlights Hospitals, Doctors, Pharma's Role In Soaring Health Care Costs - UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH)
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UnitedHealth, the company that employed slain CEO Brian Thompson, allegedly overcharged some cancer patients by more than 1,000% for their medications
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