Fat-cat executives running investment firms, banks, insurance, health care and pharmaceutical companies might like to curb health care mandates, but that approach certainly doesn't address the needs of Americans looking for decent wages and affordable health care.
Chief Executive Michael O'Hanlon took this model oversees, expanding to international health care concerns from Uruguay to the United Kingdom that needed cash to acquire things like a CAT scan.
As a result, health care stocks remained weak even as the broad market, led by resurgent cyclical stocks such as Caterpillar ( CAT), mounted an exuberant recovery.