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UnitedHealth Hit with Second 401(k) Lawsuit, Alleging Misuse of Ex-employee Funds

By Lynn Cavanaugh

The health insurer is facing a second 401(k) suit this year, alleging forfeited funds from departing employees were improperly used, after settling another 401(k) lawsuit in December for a record $69 million.

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UnitedHealth Hit with Second 401(k) Lawsuit, Alleging Misuse of Ex-employee Funds

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Despite the Pause, Enormous China Tariffs Still a ‘Huge Nightmare’ for Small Businesses

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