The paired exchange registries have fought the perception that kidney swaps unfairly steer the benefits of altruistic donations to transplant candidates who have willing donors.
Valeant cut ties with Philidor last fall amid allegations that Philidor created a network of "phantom pharmacies" to steer pharmacy benefit managers toward Valeant's more-expensive drugs over cheaper alternatives.
They also heavily steer government to benefit profit through lobbying and advertisements.
Ms. Dolan and her staff try to steer people to the benefits that are available to them from the state, including food stamps and child care.
When benefit managers steer health plans to their own pharmacy fulfillment services, employers may have little choice but to agree, said Edward A. Kaplan, a benefits consultant at Segal, which advises employers and others about health insurance.
We need to learn more about those impacts, not to stop the economic production that we benefit from, but to steer it and sustainably manage it so we can continue benefiting from the technological marvel that we live in.
They design the benefit and then steer business to themselves.
Before losing a fight for his party's nomination, Senator Robert F. Bennett, Republican of Utah, came under withering attacks from conservatives for having the temerity to steer money to the perceived benefit of his constituents.
"Our authorities insist that the work of our diplomacy and economic apparatus is almost finished so they want our economic sector and private companies to steer the wheel now and benefit from the situation," Ali Sanginian, CEO at Amin Investment bank, an asset management group, told the Guardian.
Just days after Alison Lundergan Grimes formally jumped into the Senate race, he was already reminding voters of the federal benefits he has steered to Kentucky, and ridiculing Grimes' ability to bring home the bacon as a backbencher.
