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July 12, 2011
United Health is 11th most hated company in America
Stephen Hemsley, CEO, runs the 11th most-hated American company.United Health, the Minnetonka-based healthcare corporation, is officially among the least popular companies in the country. The healthcare denier -- oops, healthcare provider -- came in No. 11 on a list of the 19 most hated companies ... More >>
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January 26, 2011
Intensive Early Intervention Behavioral Therapy could cure autism
But HealthPartners and other insurance companies won't pay for it
Blogs
February 3, 2010
Democrats slam Bachmann for hypocrisy on monster AIG bonuses
Those poor AIG executives. So bailed out under Bush by taxpayers. So persecuted. Yet somehow, so much richer today.
Blogs
December 23, 2009
Angry neighbor hollers "it's f-ing Christmas" at Hemsley protesters
Peace on Earth, good will toward men? Bah humbug. This health care debate has a way of bringing out the Scrooge in a lot of angry people.
Blogs
July 28, 2009
Should vegetarians get cheaper health insurance?
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Blogs
August 18, 2008
Green and Red: RNC makes like Gore... on a bike.
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Blogs
February 13, 2008
Suspecting Fraud, NY Attorney General Investigates United Health Care
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Blogs
January 6, 2008
Housing Crisis: Threepeat Story of the Year?
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Blogs
December 7, 2007
Disgraced Healthcare Tycoon Pays Up
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Calendar
November 14, 2007
Anton In Show Business
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Blogs
August 1, 2007
New laws in effect today
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
Blogs
December 14, 2006
UnitedHealth Exec Lois Quam profiled in WSJ
Will Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth follow PETA's request that they reward those who don't eat meat?
News
October 25, 2006
Have You Seen Me?
A law-and-order Christian conservative most people have never heard of tries to wrest the AG's office away from the DFL
Blogs
July 31, 2006
Heal Thyself
A law-and-order Christian conservative most people have never heard of tries to wrest the AG's office away from the DFL
News
January 11, 2006
United He Stands
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
Blogs
December 7, 2005
12/07: Morning Communique
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
Blogs
November 15, 2005
Minnesota's most powerful woman?
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
Blogs
October 21, 2005
The Life and Hard Times of William McGuire
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
Blogs
August 15, 2005
Minnesota by the numbers: We're number 17!
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
Blogs
July 8, 2005
UnitedHealth Takes Over The World
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
Blogs
June 17, 2005
Managed Care With a Face-Lift?
In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in
News
May 11, 2005
No One Left to Bleed?
Health insurers lagging behind the rest of the S&P
Blogs
April 29, 2005
No One Left to Bleed?
Health insurers lagging behind the rest of the S&P
News
February 4, 2004
Against Our Will
Pawlenty and the republicans buck popular opinion on health care
News
March 3, 1999
See You In Court
Five years ago Mike Hatch was just another failed politician. Then a dying woman walked into his office, and a crusade was born.
Feature
September 1, 1998
Any willing provider
Five years ago Mike Hatch was just another failed politician. Then a dying woman walked into his office, and a crusade was born.
News
February 4, 1998
Talking Blues
Sure, they're in court fighting the tobacco companies. But just try to get them to pay for a nicotine patch.
News
July 30, 1997
Adieu, Fairview
The arrival of managed health care at the University of Minnesota's medical clinics may mean research opportunities will dry up. As a result, many doctors are leaving the university for private practice.
News
July 2, 1997
Meet the Taxman
Should the state's huge nonprofit health-care groups, which work in an industry characterized by mergers, "strategic alliances," and for-profit subsidiaries, still be afforded the tax advantages of charitable organizations?
News
April 2, 1997
Clinical Trials
Should the state's huge nonprofit health-care groups, which work in an industry characterized by mergers, "strategic alliances," and for-profit subsidiaries, still be afforded the tax advantages of charitable organizations?
News
January 17, 1996
Meet the New Doc
Should the state's huge nonprofit health-care groups, which work in an industry characterized by mergers, "strategic alliances," and for-profit subsidiaries, still be afforded the tax advantages of charitable organizations?
News
November 1, 1995
The Good of the Few
Should the state's huge nonprofit health-care groups, which work in an industry characterized by mergers, "strategic alliances," and for-profit subsidiaries, still be afforded the tax advantages of charitable organizations?

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