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New Book Reveals Why Healthcare Companies Grow, But Few Ever Build Enterprise Value That Lasts
The book is built on research and interviews with 11 of healthcare's top builders: the founder of an AI-powered care platform; the leader of a healthcare staffing technology company used by 700+ hospitals, including U.S. academic medical centers;…
Angelini Ventures Invests in Handspring Health's $19 Million Series B to Expand Access to High-Quality Mental Health Care for Children and Families
Funding will support nationwide expansion of Handspring's clinician-led, evidence-based care model and technology platform for pediatric mental health care Angelini Ventures' Sarah Fox joins Handspring's Board as an Observer Rome, Italy, 8 July…
Philips introduces Alturion ultrasound system with AI-powered workflows for high-volume clinical environments
Newest addition to the Philips ultrasound portfolio, Alturion recently received FDA 510(k) clearance and CE mark, expanding access to advanced imaging and workflow innovation across clinical settings Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Royal…
Opinion | Private Equity's New AI Push Raises Old Questions for Healthcare
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a future issue for healthcare workers. Hospitals, insurers, pharmacy chains, and health technology companies are already rolling out AI tools for documentation, scheduling, workflow management, patient…
Is workplace culture overtaking corporate prestige in the talent war?
For decades, employers relied on a simple formula to attract talent: offer a recognised brand name, a prestigious job title and a competitive salary. The assumption was that ambitious workers would tolerate long hours, workplace stress and limited…
Seegene Launches Industry's First Global Million Clinical Study to Shape New Disease-Specific Testing Standards
Seegene is launching the Global Million Clinical Study at the scale of one million test cases to shape disease-specific testing standards. The study is designed to evaluate the clinical utility of syndromic PCR testing approaches and build…
Docs unable to harness wearables data, survey finds
Regulatory hurdles and the lack of insurer reimbursements are preventing doctors from harnessing data from consumer wearables to use in their practices, a new American Medical Association survey finds. Why it matters: Structural barriers could…
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[Mark Gongloff] The rise of a $10tr industry
An old knock on renewable energy and other planet-friendly endeavors is that they can't stand on their own without financial props from the US government. Ironically, it took the second presidency of Donald Trump, in which that support has turned…
Vox Royalty: Revenue Understates The Business, Earnings Overstate It (NASDAQ:VOXR)
Vox Royalty Corp. has shifted focus to gold, now comprising 92% of Q1 royalty revenue after acquiring the Global Gold Portfolio. Reported revenue understates actual business activity, while reported profits overstate earnings due to non-cash…
Map reveals best and worst cities for renters across US
Americans looking for the best places to rent might want to head to the Midwest, the Carolinas or parts of Arizona, while renters in some of the nation's largest and most expensive metro areas continue to face steep costs and limited housing…
NotebookLM 2.0 Unlocks Gemini 3.5 to Automates Pitch Deck Creation
NotebookLM 2.0 (2026 Edition) is an AI-driven platform designed to support a variety of professional and creative applications. According to Tina Huang, this version incorporates the Gemini 3.5 model, which enhances workflows by providing…
Wearables, Social Media, and What They Mean for the Doctor-Patient Relationship
Researchers at Yale School of Medicine recently published two new studies in JAMA Network Open and JAMA that offer new insights into how people interact with wearable devices and health-related content on social media. “We're seeing more…
Revealed: The VCE subjects students are dropping in year 12
Religion, science and maths are the most common VCE subjects for students to drop as they move from year 11 to 12, new data shows, but fewer Victorian students are abandoning harder mathematics for an easier stream. Students who did a unit 2 VCE…
Nearly 2,500 Applied, Only 20 Chosen: Google reveals India's next big AI startup innovators | Dynamite News
Post Published By: Donika Singh Updated: 8 July 2026, 3:56 PM IST New Delhi: Google on Wednesday unveiled the 2026 cohort of its Google for Startups Accelerator: India programme, selecting 20 AI-first startups from nearly 2,500 applications as it…
Former HR Leader of NASA, Brady Pyle, and Saatva Chief People Officer Maureen Burke to Keynote McLean & Company Signature 2026 in Las Vegas October 4-6
Brady Pyle, former NASA HR leader and current Chief Human Resources and Inclusion Officer at Space Center Houston, and Maureen Burke, Chief People Officer at Saatva, have been announced as mainstage speakers for McLean & Company's flagship annual…
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