When a patient gets a new prescription filled, there's a fair chance a pharmacist will be looking over the doctor's shoulder, more or less. Increasingly, pharmacists are aggressively reviewing prescriptions — mainly those for expensive, chronic conditions — and counseling patients and intervening with their doctors to head off costly, potentially deadly problems.
After first scoring a hit with Wall Street traders, then with financial advisers, fund companies that market exchange-traded funds are reaching out to an even wider audience: individual investors who trade for their own accounts.
Fundamental indexing has been one of the hottest investment ideas in the mutual fund world. But early returns from one of the most prominent fundamental indexing shops, New York-based WisdomTree Investments Inc., are less than groundbreaking.
Private equity firms are starting to look for profits on the farm.
The last few weeks are a good example of why it's often better to ride the stock market roller coaster than to jump on and off it.
Tune up your EQ reader Jeanette Campbell tells us why the How To Build A World Cup Cricket Stadium With Emotional Intelligence storymoved her so deeply.
There are more women in top jobs in North America and in Latin America than in the European Union, a major new study by the International Labour Organization (ILO) shows.
These days we spend a lot of time managing our email inboxes, but what about the snail mailbox? You can de-cluttering your mailbox with some easy techniques that reduce unwanted paper and streamline what you get delivered to you.