UnitedHealthcare appoints new CEO after Brian Thompson’s murder
New York- The largest U.S. health insurer, UnitedHealthcare, named a top executive, Tim Noel, as its new CEO after the murder of the previous CEO, Brian Thompson, in the middle of the street in New York last December. UnitedHealth Group, the insurer’s parent company, said in a brief message to the media that Noel joined the company in 2007 and until now was in charge of the…
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