U.S. insurers take these unexpected steps after UnitedHealthcare CEO’s murder
The murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, one of the most important private insurers in the United States, has shocked the country’s society, and especially the insurance industry, which has not been slow to take protective measures for its employees, in order to prevent a similar event from happening again. From then on, the NYPD began the search for…
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