La aseguradora Aetna ha anunciado que cuenta con “la aprobación de 10 de los 20 estados requeridos” para llevar a cabo la compra de su similar Humana, por $37,000 millones de dólares, formando así una de las compañías de seguros médicos más grandes del país. Sin embargo, la empresa confirmó que el Departamento de Justicia de EEUU (DOJ) podría aún requerir “algunas desinversiones”.
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