
Al Lewis
CNBC
- Denver, Colorado, United States
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Publications
- CNBC25 articles
- insurancethoughtleadership.com9 articles
- chron.com7 articles
- benefitnews.com1 article
- The Houston Chronicle
- CNBC
Writes Most On
- 'Wild West' of Suits Coming for Wellness10 Sep 2018—insurancethoughtleadership.comThere is panic over the sunsetting of the safe harbor for incentives/penalties for health risk assessments and biometric screenings. A group of screening vendors and their trade associations have drafted a letter to senators in which they reveal their hitherto unpublished level of panic over the December 2018 sunsetting of the EEOC’s safe harbor for incentives and penalties for health risk assessments and biometric screenings. Their specific words are: "Without clear guidance from the EEOC,...
- Getting employees up to speed with health literacy25 Apr 2019—benefitnews.comViews Your employees probably don’t know how much sugar is in a granola bar or how much radiation is in a CT scan. They may not even know how to reach your employee assistance program.
- GE issues more detailed response to fraud investigator19 Aug 2019—CNBCGeneral Electric’s head of investor relations released a more detailed statement about accounting practices, which were under fire last week from fraud investigator Harry Markopolos. “We operate with absolute integrity and stand behind our financial reporting,” wrote Steve Winoker, vice president of investor communications in a Q&A for investors. watch now Winoker wrote that GE believes it has sufficient reserves for it’s long-term care insurance business and that it’s consolidated financial...
- ‘Big Short’ Steve Eisman has a long position, too15 Oct 2019—CNBCwatch now Steve Eisman, an investor best known for shorting stocks, says he’s betting long on Motorola Solutions, a Schaumburg, Illinois-based company that provides communications systems for law enforcement and emergency responders. “It’s a little obscure,” he said on CNBC’s Fast Money on Tuesday. “What I really like about it is that it has very good management...it’s an oligopoly, it’s lightly regulated, and its business has gotten better over the last couple of years.” The stock is up more...
- JP Morgan downgraded by KBW: ‘Estimates cannot support current valuation’9 Dec 2019—CNBCJ.P. Morgan stock is up more than 37 percent this year, but analysts at Keefe Bruyette & Woods don’t expect a repeat of that performance in 2020. The firm downgraded the stock to “market perform” from “outperform,” and placed a target price of $135 on the shares, which were trading for $134.41 at the close of the market on Monday. “Shares of JPMorgan have been a strong performer in 2019,” the analysts wrote, “and we still view JPM as best in class in terms of quality, but we believe that...