UnitedHealth Group is on track to set financial records this year, despite the tumultuous period following the murder of UHC CEO Brian Thompson, Group CEO Andrew Witty told company executives. The revenue at the UnitedHealth Group was more than $299 billion through September -- which is a record high and up from $277 billion last year.
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