AFL trades 30% above historical P/E as Japan growth fades. Current 2.0x P/B and 14.6x P/E ratios leave little margin for ...

Aflac Incorporated recently announced it has been named a Workday Wellness partner for supplemental health solutions, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Aflac is headquartered on Wynnton Road in Columbus. (Ledger-Enquirer file photo) A cybersecurity breach of Aflac’s computer ...

Aflac is embracing generative artificial intelligence, though the insurance company isn’t using the technology externally. At least, not yet. “Aflac is taking a more conservative approach,” says ...

Founded in 1955, Columbus, Georgia-based Aflac Incorporated (AFL) is a general business holding company and oversees the operations of its subsidiaries by providing management services and making ...

The average American household would need an extra $70,000 per year to feel financially stable. Health care costs, in ...

With another aggressive rate hike expected from the Federal Reserve following August’s hot inflation report, Aflac’s chairman and CEO warned how higher rates can force average Americans to lose ...

At Aflac, building a diverse workforce isn't just a line item on a post-COVID to-do list. Instead, DEI has been a building block of the organization for decades. Processing Content "Hiring women and ...

Aflac CEO Dan Amos in January became the longest-tenured chief executive of a Fortune 250 company, succeeding the recently retired Warren Buffett for the honor.

Recognizing that nearly 50 percent of Americans face medical debt, Aflac has announced a national initiative, Close the Gap, designed to help those facing large medial bills. Aflac notes that this ...

When you buy shares in a company, it's worth keeping in mind the possibility that it could fail, and you could ...

A cybersecurity breach of Aflac’s computer network “potentially impacted” private information of an unclear number of customers, the Columbus-based supplemental insurance company announced Friday. “It ...