UnitedHealth Group’s CEO announced his shock resignation on Tuesday less than a week after alleged UnitedHealthcare shooter Luigi Mangione’s legal defense fund surpassed $1 million in donations.

Andrew Witty has resigned as chief executive of US health conglomerate UnitedHealth Group, as the company pulled its financial forecasts for 2025, adding to a sense of crisis after a turbulent period.

The health care conglomerate is facing mounting financial problems – and ongoing consumer anger over high costs and denied ...

The UnitedHealth CEO abruptly stepped down on Tuesday, six months after the CEO of UnitedHealth's subsidiary UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, was murdered.

The Justice Department’s healthcare-fraud unit is leading the probe, the Journal reported. UnitedHealth Group’s stock tanked ...

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UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty is stepping down immediately from his role for “personal reasons,” the company announced Tuesday. He will be replaced by Stephen Hemsley, the health insurer ...

In this May 1, 2024, file photo, UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty testifies before a Senate Finance Committee hearing about a recent cyberattack at the company's technology unit and its impact on ...

UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty stepped down from his executive role in May 2025. The company announced his successor that month in a press release and cited the reason for Witty’s departure.

UnitedHealth Group abruptly replaced CEO Andrew Witty on Tuesday ... costs and denied claims of U.S. health care. The alleged shooter, Luigi Mangione, is facing the death penalty and has pleaded ...

Witty resigned "for personal reasons," UnitedHealth said. He was replaced, effective immediately, by the company's former CEO and current chairman, Stephen J. Hemsley. A UnitedHealth spokesperson ...