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An issue we have been watching closely here at The Pert Group is bursting onto the national scene – the impact of student loan debt and the implications key sectors are feeling. Recently The New York Times took to the topic
A New York Times article, posted earlier this week, cites the following statistic: The overuse of emergency rooms is responsible for up to $38 billion in wasteful spending in the United States every year. The healthcare industry has worried about
There are many things you might shop at Walmart for – groceries, socks, toys, a new bookcase or even fishing gear. Life insurance probably isn’t on your shopping list when visiting the nation’s largest retailer, but now it can be.
Business books don’t often make the summer reading list. John Grisham, Janet Evonovich or a the latest book with “gray” in the title sure, but business books and the beach don’t normally go hand in hand. There are two exceptions
A new report by the United States House of Representatives’ Ways and Means Committee estimates that America’s 100 largest employers could save more than $420 billion over the next decade by dropping health insurance. The report – part of the
