Starbucks is ending GLP-1 coverage for weight loss as employer costs climb

Source: Business Insider

Marcin Golba/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesIn October, Starbucks will stop covering GLP-1 drugs prescribed for weight loss for benefits-eligible employees. The move comes as GLP-1 drugs consume a growing share of employers' healthcare spending. While some employers retreat from coverage, Bank of America is spending heavily to keep the benefit.

New York Post

Shocking twist in murder of California mom after ex-boyfriend fled police

2h ago

New York Post

How UCLA’s Nico Iamaleava plans to absorb fewer hits while protecting body

2h ago

New York Post

ESPN Analyst makes bold Justin Herbert prediction on ‘Pat McAfee Show’

2h ago

New York Post

Marcus Semien’s homer powers Mets past Pirates to match season high with fourth straight win

2h ago

New York Post

White Sox forced to remove starting pitcher in first inning after making bizarre mistake

2h ago

New York Post

Disturbing cause of death for 9 skiers killed in devastating Tahoe avalanche revealed months after tragedy

3h ago

New York Post

Hunter Greene undergoing season-ending elbow surgery in another crushing injury setback

3h ago

New York Post

Surveillance video shows heroes firing back at Idaho In-N-Out shooter Chad Williams during rampage: ‘Saving lives’

3h ago

New York Post

Tarik Skubal to make home debut for Dodgers against Royals

3h ago

New York Post

Anthony Volpe makes brutal error, drills home run in first Triple-A game since Yankees demotion

3h ago

New York Post

Phil Mickelson’s absence notable as LIV Golf returns to Trump National

3h ago

New York Post

Giants offense delivers when John Harbaugh ‘cracked’ to cap best day of camp: ‘We wanted it’

3h ago

New York Post

Father of missing Florida teen Sophia Cover believes she may have been coerced to leave her home

3h ago

New York Post

Broncos lineman Matt Henningsen reportedly suffers season-ending Achilles tear

4h ago

New York Post

LA’s massive new music festival canceled before it starts as organizers axe events

4h ago