Health insurer stocks fall as WSJ says lawmakers set to break up pharmacy-benefit managers
(Reuters) – Shares of health insurers such as UnitedHealth and CVS Health fell on Wednesday after a Wall Street Journal report said a bipartisan group of lawmakers was set to introduce legislation to break up pharmacy-benefit managers. The Senate bill, sponsored by U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley, will force companies that own health insurers or pharmacy-benefit managers to divest their businesses operating pharmacies within three years, the report said. Pharmacy-benefit managers negotiate prescription … Read more…