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hospitalmanagement.net - Rachana Saha - Premier acquires healthcare technology firm IllumiCare
Premier acquires healthcare technology firm IllumiCare
Verdict Hospital

Premier has expanded its clinical decision support (CDS) capabilities with the acquisition of healthcare technology company IllumiCare, known for its electronic medical record (EMR)-agnostic platform. This platform integrates clinical and financial…

forbes.com - Amy Feldman - Startup Pi Health Built A Hospital In India To Test Its AI Software
Startup Pi Health Built A Hospital In India To Test Its AI Software
Forbes

As longtime cancer doctors with regulatory experience, Pi Health cofounders Geoff Kim and Bobby Reddy knew that completing clinical trials took far too long. There was the painfully slow process of signing up patients and after that a grueling slog…

business-standard.com - Capital Market - Apollo Hospital rallies after board OKs demerger of digital & pharmacy units
Apollo Hospital rallies after board OKs demerger of digital & pharmacy units
Business Standard

Apollo Hospital Enterprise (AHEL) added 3.25% to Rs 7,477.95 after the company's board approved to spin-off its omnichannel pharmacy and digital health businesses through scheme of arrangement. The board of AHEL and its subsidiary, Apollo HealthCo…

northamptonchron.co.uk - Daniel Owens - School pupils given insight into how AI is shaping the workplace of the future
School pupils given insight into how AI is shaping the workplace of the future
Northampton Chronicle and Echo

Dozens of pupils from schools across Northamptonshire have been given an exclusive insight into how rapidly emerging digital technology is creating new ways of working across multiple industries. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to…

newsweek.com - Nick Mordowanec - List of companies laying off employees in July
List of companies laying off employees in July
Newsweek

news article Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. ✓ Link copied to clipboard! Thousands of employees across various industries are expected to be laid…

deccanchronicle.com - DC Correspondent - IIIT-H TechForward Seminar Series Marks 12 Successful Editions
IIIT-H TechForward Seminar Series Marks 12 Successful Editions
Deccan Chronicle

The series has explored a diverse range of domains, including computer vision, artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum computing, AI on the Edge, healthcare, financial technologies, software architecture, large language models (LLMs)…

businessinsider.com - Julia Guerra - The 6 best curling irons, according to a beauty-industry vet
The 6 best curling irons, according to a beauty-industry vet
Business Insider

Hair tools are similar to hair care products in that they're designed for specific hair types and styling goals. When shopping for the best curling irons, celebrity hairstylist and creative education director for Scruples, William Whatley, said the…

hospitalitynet.org - Cendyn™ - MICE Market Snapshot: Key Trends from May 2025
MICE Market Snapshot: Key Trends from May 2025
Hospitality Net

As we head into the summer months, the latest Knowland by Cendyn data from May 2025 reveals compelling insights for hoteliers looking to capitalize on current trends in the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) market. Key…

business-standard.com - Press Trust of India - Chhattisgarh secures ₹1.25 trillion in investments at state industry event
Chhattisgarh secures ₹1.25 trillion in investments at state industry event
Business Standard

Chhattisgarh received investment proposals of Rs 1.25 trillion in various sectors on Tuesday, boosting the cumulative value of such offers to more than Rs 6.75 trillion over the past 18 months. The latest investment proposals were finalised in the…

digitaltrends.com - Nirave Gondhia - This watchOS 26 feature has me excited for the Apple Watch again
This watchOS 26 feature has me excited for the Apple Watch again
Digital Trends

Ahead of Apple's long-awaited WWDC keynote earlier this month, the company was widely reported to be working on a new AI-powered doctor that could potentially help you diagnose common conditions, recognize potential illnesses, and understand your…

worldhealth.net - Posted by the WHN News Desk - How Durable Health Tech Enhances Everyday Health Monitoring
How Durable Health Tech Enhances Everyday Health Monitoring
WorldHealth.net

Modern technology is transforming the way people manage their health. Among these advancements, durable health tech enhances everyday health monitoring by offering reliable, long-term solutions that integrate seamlessly into daily routines. From…

forbes.com - Adam Sarhan - Follow The Leaders - Here Are The 50 Strongest Stocks Of 2025
Follow The Leaders - Here Are The 50 Strongest Stocks Of 2025
Forbes

Success leaves clues. That's powerful insight that applies to most areas in life and it also applies to the stock market. There's two ways I apply this to investing: First, study the most successful investors in history to see what I can learn from…

forbes.com - Elizabeth Baskin - Ground Rules For Acquisition Integration Communications
Ground Rules For Acquisition Integration Communications
Forbes

CEO and Executive Creative Director at Tribe, Inc., working with large companies to align employees through internal communications. Employees of any company you acquire are going to be nervous about the transition. If you're not communicating with…

sifted.eu - Martin Coulter - Exclusive: Startups and VCs call on EU to pause AI Act rollout
Exclusive: Startups and VCs call on EU to pause AI Act rollout
Sifted

Dozens of Europe's leading startups and investors have called on the EU to pause the rollout of its wide-sweeping AI Act. The bloc has faced mounting pressure to rework the law, which officially came into force in 2024 but is being rolled out in…

smh.com.au - Wendy Tuohy - This breast cancer drug used to cost $3700 a month. From today it will be much cheaper
This breast cancer drug used to cost $3700 a month. From today it will be much cheaper
The Sydney Morning Herald

Had she not been sponsored, at the time the drugs she was given would have cost her about $4000 a month. “You think, ‘I don't know how we can find this money',” McLardy says. Getting a drug that worked with standard hormone…

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