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UnitedHealth Group CEO Steps Down

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UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty stepping down due to 'personal reasons'

UnitedHealth Group announced that CEO Andrew Witty is stepping down due to 'personal reasons,' and former CEO Stephen Hemsley will replace him.

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Who’s Andrew Witty, the CEO who just stepped down at UnitedHealth?

Andrew Witty — who became UnitedHealth Group’s CEO in 2021 — is stepping down from the top post due to personal reasons after years leading large health care companies. During the tail end of Witty’s time as CEO of UnitedHealth,

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UnitedHealth Group CEO steps down as company lowers, then withdraws financial outlook for 2025

UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty is stepping down from his post for personal reasons and the health care giant says it’s suspending its full-year forecast.

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UnitedHealth’s Returning CEO to Get $61 Million Pay Package

Stephen Hemsley would get stock options after three years, in some cases even if he doesn’t stay that long ...

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UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty steps down for 'personal reasons'

"Leading the people of UnitedHealth Group has been a tremendous honor as they work every day to improve the health system and ...

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UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty Steps Down

Former UnitedHealth Group chief executive officer Stephen Hemsley to replace Andrew Witty. Here's what we know.

UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty steps down

Andrew Witty has resigned as chief executive of US health conglomerate UnitedHealth Group, as the company pulled its ...

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Healthcare Stocks Sink on Report of DOJ Probe of UnitedHealth Group

Key Takeaways Shares of health insurance providers tumbled on a report UnitedHealth Group is being investigated by U.S.

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UnitedHealth Group Under Justice Department Investigation Over Potential Medicare Fraud, Report Says

UnitedHealth Group is being investigated for possible Medicare fraud, according to The Wall Street Journal, sending shares of ...

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