CVS Health advances with Aetna margin recovery, digital investments and cost savings, making it the stronger healthcare bet over Elevance.
CVS Health's Q2 Health Services revenues climb 10%. Yet, AOI slips as cost pressures and Oak Street's rising MBR ail.
'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer takes a look at CVS and what is driving the stock up.
CVS Health's Pharmacy & Consumer Wellness unit posts double-digit revenue gains despite ongoing reimbursement headwinds.
StoneCo, CVS, Integer Holdings and USANA emerge as attractive value stocks with low cash-flow ratios and solid growth outlooks.
StoneCo, CVS Health, KT, KB Financial and USANA Health stand out as undervalued picks with low P/B ratios and solid growth prospects.
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A federal judge ordered CVS Health's pharmacy benefit manager unit to pay $289.9 million in damages and penalties after it overcharged Medicare for prescription drugs.
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Super investors like Buffett and Michael Bury piled heavily into UnitedHealthcare in Q2, signalling confidence that the sector's business model remains intact despite recent headwinds. CVS has emerged as a top performer in 2025, with strong revenue growth and raised guidance, outpacing struggling peers like UnitedHealth. The sector faces ongoing uncertainties—rising costs, regulatory scrutiny, and budget cuts—but long-term healthcare spending trends remain favorable.
CVS Health commits $20B to build an open health platform, joining tech giants in a push to streamline patient care access nationwide.
CVS appears well-poised on strong Q2 revenue growth, raised full-year guidance and momentum in key healthcare segments.