Shares of managed care provider Centene Corp. (NYSE: CNC) dropped over 40% on Wednesday, marking the worst single-day ...

Centene's 40% drop offers a buying opportunity as valuation becomes attractive. Read why I think CNC stock is now ...

The problems Centene appears to be having managing the costs of low-income Americans covered by Medicaid and individual plans under the ACA could only be the beginning of what's to come for more ...

Centene, Cigna, Oscar Health and Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans stand to benefit from Obamacare in 2018 with less competition and the benefit of double-digit percentage price increases.

As the Affordable Care Act comes under fire from Republican presidential candidates heading into an election year, executives for Centene sought to soothe investors that the legislation would ...

S&P Global Ratings is considering whether to reclassify Centene Corp.'s credit ratings to junk, which would strongly impact its borrowing power. Centene, the top seller of ACA health plans, is ...

The surprise disclosure may be just the beginning of problems for Centene and other insurers that rely heavily on government health care enrollees. Centene gets a majority of its revenue from ACA ...

One positive that might help 2019 enrollment, though, is that for the first time ACA federal exchange premiums for the second-lowest cost silver plans are expected to drop by an average of 1.5%.

For healthcare stock Centene (NYSE: CNC), July 2 was indisputably disastrous. Shares closed down by over 40% that day, resulting in the firm losing over $11 billion in market capitalization.

Some of Centene’s prepared remarks during its investor day could be mistaken for the kinds of political ads that might run if Republicans pursue Medicaid cuts or don’t extend subsidies for ACA ...

Centene Corp. rushed to fill the void when many bigger insurers gave up on the Affordable Care Act public exchange system, but a lawsuit alleges that the fast-growing insurer’s coverage is less ...

The Affordable Care Act has been under fire from Republican presidential candidates heading into an election year. But “once you giveth you cannot taketh away,” per Centene’s head of ...