Cigna Corporation Stock News

The final bids for Cigna's (CI) Medicare Advantage unit are expected next week.

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Elevance Health Inc (NYSE: ELV) and Health Care Services Corp (NASDAQ: HCSG) are reportedly interested in buying the Medicare Advantage unit of Cigna Group (NYSE: CI). Here's what we know so far The s

Cigna (CI) closed at $296.71 in the latest trading session, marking a -1.74% move from the prior day.

U.S. equities posted gains, with the S&P 500 advancing 0.4% ahead of this week's key report on consumer prices and the final Federal Reserve policy meeting of 2023.

Cigna rebounded after the health insurance giant abandoned a potential cash-and-stock acquisition of Humana. Instead, the company will focus on smaller bolt-on acquisitions and "value-enhancing divest

Cigna (CI) expects to maintain average annual adjusted EPS growth within 10-13% in the long term.

U.S. equities were little changed at midday ahead of key inflation data due later in the week and the final Federal Reserve policy meeting of 2023. The Dow and S&P 500 were up slightly, while the Nasd

Cigna Group shares CI, +15.96% jumped 16% Monday, on pace for their biggest daily gain since 2009, as analysts saw a quick win for investors in the reported collapse of the insurance giant's deal talk

US health insurer Cigna (NYSE:CI) has abandoned plans to merge with Humana (NYSE:HUM), a transaction that would have created a $140 billion insurance giant, according to reports. The Financial Times s

Cigna Group calls off its pursuit of fellow health insurer Humana and is instead going to buyback $10 billion in stock. Bloomberg's Katie Greifeld reports.

Cigna Group (NYSE: CI) popped over 15% this morning following reports that it has abandoned plans of buying Humana Inc (NYSE: HUM). Why did Cigna-Humana merger talks fail?

Cigna (NYSE: CI ) has ditched its plans to acquire Humana (NYSE: HUM ), another huge health insurer. Instead, Cigna will buy back $10 billion of its own shares and carry out smaller M&A deals.

Markets got off to a quiet start to the new week. Macy's shares jumped on news of a potential buyout bid from private equity investors.

Cigna said it will consider smaller, "bolt-on" acquisitions in the near term, but did not confirm the reports about its abandoned pursuit of Humana.