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Aetna

British  
/ ˈɛtnə /

noun

  1. the Latin name for Mount Etna

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Morgan put his profits into canals and railroads, ran a bank, helped organize the Aetna Fire Insurance Co., and became a “man of property, and respectability,” according to the Springfield, Mass., Republican on March 28, 1827.

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Morgan put his profits into canals and railroads, ran a bank, helped organize the Aetna Fire Insurance Co., and became a “man of property, and respectability,” according to the Springfield, Mass., Republican on March 28, 1827.

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The healthcare giant, which operates a network of retail pharmacies as well as primary-care groups like Oak Street Health and the health insurer Aetna, issued the update ahead of its annual investor day.

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The company attributed the year’s performance to Aetna returning to “target margins,” to “winning and retaining” new business in its pharmacy-benefit business, and to “sustained” earnings for its pharmacies.

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The owner of the drugstore chain and insurance giant Aetna guided for adjusted earnings in the range of $6.60 to $6.70 a share, compared with a prior range of $6.55 to $6.65.

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