Study finds weight-loss surgery not a cost-saver
As American obesity continues to grow, more and more will qualify for weight-loss surgery, which can be effective, but might not save the health care system much money in the long run.
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International volunteer programs up loyalty, leadership and contacts
Companies like Dow Corning and IBM are jumping on the bandwagon for overseas employee volunteer assignments with an eye on insights into joint markets, improved skills and increased retention among the youngest and hungriest workers.
Ohio legislature passes benefit changes for pensions
The Buckeye State ranked 15th worst in terms of what it needed to pay future retiree obligations.
Texas pensions pan other states plans to close gaps
Many in the Lone Star State are bucking the idea that moving to 401(k)-style defined-savings plans like Kansas or Rhode Island could help bridge assets with future obligations.
Romney/Ryan vs. Obama/Biden on health reform
By choosing U.S. Representative Paul Ryan as his running mate, Mitt Romney has added some verve to what had been a tedious presidential contest.