The White House said it would try to bridge the differences between the Senate and House healthcare reform bills within the next 10 days – in advance of President Barack Obama's much-awaited televised bipartisan healthcare summit on February 25.

Much like in 1994, when Bill Kristol, the conservative journalist and activist persuaded congressional Republicans to oppose healthcare reform in order to undermine the Clinton administration, many Republicans believe Barack Obama's White House would be disabled if healthcare reform were to fail

The US House of Representatives will vote on a healthcare bill that incorporates a significant tax increase for the wealthy, senior Democrats said, as Barack Obama, president, tries to steer his most cherished reform into law

The move, in which the White House for the first time published its own version of healthcare reform, all but stakes the future of President Barack Obama on getting reform enacted

The White House has mismanaged the selling of healthcare reform. But if Barack Obama can focus on essentials, and make a more honest and consistent case, this much-needed reform can still happen

Anyone concerned about British government spending should invest in outsourcing service firms

President Barack Obama's efforts to overhaul the US's healthcare system received a major fillip on Thursday when two influential organisations endorsed a reform bill that will be put to the vote in the House of Representatives on Saturday

Outsourcing gets a bit of a bad press in this country - and mostly without foundation. The Business Services Association (run by my friend Mark Fox) has today published a bit of interesting research which shows just what the industry contributes to the British economy. • The UK is a world leader in outsourcing, home to almost a fifth of all outsourcing contracts. • The latest market data...

Barack Obama, US president, took the opposition Republicans at their word and announced that he would hold a televised White House summit with senior legislators from both parties to try to free the logjam to enact a US healthcare reform bill

IT outsourcing professionals will benefit from a new understanding signed recently between the British Computer Society (BCS) and The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP).