American Business Daily: Aetna plans to raise wages, improve health offerings for lowest-paid employees

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January 13, 2015

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Aetna plans to raise wages, improve health offerings for lowest-paid employees Microsoft: Google used 'gotcha' tactics when it revealed Windows 8.1 vulnerability United's 13 fired flight attendants get more support from their union The elite Nike status of Oregon and Ohio State Uber prepares to fend off NYC limits on surge pricing Nasty Gal founder hands over CEO role McDonald's new 'Signs' commercial draws swift, strong reaction WTTW-Channel 11 sells on-air host naming rights Business backs Obama on national data breach notification standard Apple, Ebay, Yahoo tech bus drivers push to unionize ​'Call of Duty Online' launches in China Dollar Tree CEO: We 'have reached the end of our patience' Garmin finds right fit for wearables app partnerships Stadium expert: St. Louis would overpay for Rams under Peacock's plan Gravie partners with Target on in-store health insurance advice Weekend box office: 'Taken 3' takes $40 million in ticket sales Preservationists have a simple idea to help save Music Row: Tell its story Seahawks players Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman give Washington health exchange a boost in pro-bono promos John Fox out as Denver Broncos head coach Tiffany & Co. reports disappointing holiday sales, cuts forecast Democrats' middle-class tax cut punishes investors, highly paid CEOs Georgia offered at least $23M to land Mercedes HQ The lessons I learned while purging 50,000 unread emails over the holidays Lockheed-Sikorsky joint venture sets sights on future maintenance of presidential helicopters Golden Globe Awards: The day-after debriefing — the surprises, the snubs and what it means for the Oscars Airbus wants to put ejectable 'black boxes' on commercial aircraft CBS sets date for Colbert premiere The workplace benefits of playing fantasy football with your coworkers The most important business books ever written TGI Fridays to roll out 2,000 tabletop tablets at its restaurants GameStop to stream video game, promotional content to mobile devices MECCA floor for sale, historic Milwaukee Bucks pop art icon could leave city How a design firm creates a big-time look for the College Football Playoff League of Extraordinary CEOs: SAP CEO McDermott describes the formula that propelled his career 3 things to know about Bank of America's new ad campaign GM targeting Tesla with Chevy Bolt concept, improved Chevy Volt SBA tries to lure investment in early-stage startups with government-backed loans How professional employer organizations can help with HR compliance challenges Pizza Hut parent Yum! Brands' new CEO says he's not moving headquarters If I had a hammer: Security technology is a tool, not a solution in itself Best Buy and the three high-def TV price points (And why 2015 could be 'just right') Texas Roadhouse CFO leaving for job at Krispy Kreme Microsoft is on the menu at Hardee's and TGI Fridays Elon Musk: SpaceX will give reusuable rocket another shot

COMPANIES IN THE NEWS Aetna Microsoft Google Association of Flight Attendants United Airlines Occupational Safety and Health Administration Nike Adidas Uber New York Times eBay Leo Burnett McDonald's Window To the World Communications Facebook TOPICS IN THE NEWS Human Resources Insurance Technology Jobs Business Travel Management Travel Apparel Footwear Sports Business

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