In recent news, Universal Health Services (NYSE:UHS), confronted a number of challenges, opportunities, and changes. The company faced a $535M judgment against a subsidiary, which UHS plans to appeal. There have been some investments activity surrounding UHS, with American International Group, Mather Group LLC, and GAMMA Investing LLC adjusting their stakes in the company. Negative press arose with allegations of falsified patient records and a ransomware attack that caused a $67M loss. In the investment scene, there's a discussion about the company's financial performance and potential risk factors: can UHS handle its debt and are bearish signals present? However, the company reached a new 52-week high at $191.28, was upgraded by Robert W. Baird and proceeded to finalize a $122M settlement with DOJ. The founder, Alan B. Miller, has planned to step down as the CEO meanwhile, first-year CEO Marc Miller reported a $14M compensation for 2021. UHS is undertaking plans to enhance mental health services and opened the Beaumont Behavioral Health hospital. The corporation ultimately aims to meet tomorrow's healthcare needs.
Universal Health Services Class B UHS News Analytics from Sat, 20 Jun 2015 14:36:42 GMT to Thu, 27 Jun 2024 11:36:54 GMT - Rating 1 - Innovation 0 - Information 7 - Rumor 3
