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data fabric market projected to reach 25 billion by 2032

The global data fabric market is projected to surge from $2.4 billion in 2023 to $25 billion by 2032, driven by the need for effective data integration across various sectors like healthcare, finance, and retail. As organizations grapple with an explosion of data, the data fabric offers a cohesive framework for managing and enhancing data quality, crucial for powering advanced AI models and informed decision-making. This architectural solution not only improves operational efficiency but also enables businesses to adapt swiftly to market changes.
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United States Dollar MIA-Platform UK ITA Nicolò Cambiaso
Technology & Innovation, Market Report
09:00 27.09.2024

CVS Health faces challenges as earnings estimates decline and stock rating weakens

CVS Health Corporation has gained investor attention, with shares rising 3.6% over the past month, outperforming the S&P 500's 2.4% increase. However, the company faces challenges, as earnings estimates for the current quarter and fiscal year indicate significant declines, leading to a Zacks Rank of #5 (Strong Sell). The consensus for the next fiscal year shows a potential recovery, but recent revisions suggest caution among analysts.
@YahooFinance
CVS Health Corporation USA
Finance & Economy, Market Report
09:00 27.09.2024

study finds acquisitions boost profitability for independent hospitals but not corporate ones

A recent study reveals that independent hospitals acquired by multi-hospital systems see an annual profitability boost of about $14 million, primarily through increased prices and staff cuts. In contrast, corporate-owned hospitals do not experience similar efficiency gains when acquired, indicating a limit to the benefits of consolidation. The findings raise concerns about potential declines in care quality and higher consumer prices following such mergers.
Healthcare Dive
United States Dollar University of Pennsylvania USA Atul Gupta
Finance & Economy, News Article
09:00 27.09.2024

new decree law enhances protections for health workers against violence

The government has approved a decree law to enhance protections for health care workers, allowing for immediate and deferred arrests for assaults against them. The law also imposes harsher penalties for damaging property in health facilities, aiming to deter violence and ensure safety in medical environments. Additionally, discussions on video surveillance regulations in hospitals are ongoing, with plans for future implementation.
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Apple Inc. ISTAT Bank of Italy ITA Giancarlo Giorgetti Alfredo Mantovano Carlo Nordio Orazio Schillaci Show more
Regulatory & Legal, News Article
09:00 27.09.2024

health care etfs show promise as sector rebounds in 2024

U.S. health care stocks have rebounded in 2024, up 12.3% year-to-date, following two years of sluggish performance. Key ETFs like the iShares Global Healthcare ETF and Vanguard Health Care ETF are capitalizing on this growth, driven by technological advancements and an aging population. With a focus on biopharma and emerging sectors, these funds offer investors a promising entry into the $4.8 trillion health care industry.
money.usnews.com
Eli Lilly and Company Novo Nordisk A/S Merck & Co., Inc. AstraZeneca PLC USA AstraZeneca PLC Novo Nordisk A/S Merck & Co. Inc. Eli Lilly Show more
Finance & Economy, Market Report
09:00 27.09.2024

swiss health insurance premiums to rise by 6 percent in 2025

Health insurance premiums in Switzerland are set to rise by an average of 6% in 2025, reaching CHF 378.70 monthly, with increases varying from 1.5% to 10.5% by canton. The rise is attributed to escalating healthcare costs, inflation, and an aging population. The most affected residents will be in Ticino, Glarus, and Jura, while Basel-City will see the smallest increase.
Le News
United States Dollar Swiss Franc Costco Wholesale Corporation CHE USA Elisabeth Baume-Schneider
Healthcare, News Article
09:00 27.09.2024

public sector pay pressures and challenges in recruitment and retention

Public sector pay will increase by 4¾% to 6% in 2024–25, costing an additional £9.4 billion. While public sector pay has historically outperformed the private sector, it has lagged since 2014, with recruitment and retention challenges prevalent across various sectors, particularly in the NHS and police. The need for competitive pay is pressing, especially as the NHS aims to expand its workforce significantly by 2036.
Institute for Fiscal Studies
British Pound Sterling Department for Education Apple Inc. Police Uplift Programme Rachel Reeves Joe Biden Donald Trump Show more
Finance & Economy, Market Report
09:00 27.09.2024

EaseMyTrip ventures into medical tourism to enhance non-air business growth

EaseMyTrip is set to enhance its non-air business by entering the medical tourism sector, which is experiencing rapid growth. CEO Nishant Pitti emphasized that this strategic move aligns with the company's goal of diversifying and achieving sustainable profitability in a flourishing market.
Financialexpress
Easy Trip Planners Limited IND Nishant Pitti
Healthcare, News Article
09:00 27.09.2024

global virtual reality market poised for significant growth through 2030

The global virtual reality market, valued at $33.49 billion in 2022, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 23.85% from 2023 to 2030, driven by increasing Internet penetration and technological advancements. The enterprise segment is expected to dominate, particularly in sectors like healthcare and education, while Asia Pacific is set to lead regional growth. Major players include Samsung, Sony, and Microsoft, focusing on innovative VR solutions across various applications.
Market Research Reporting & Analysis Agency in India
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Technology & Innovation, Market Report
06:57 27.09.2024

Meta fined 102 million dollars for GDPR violations over password storage

The Irish Data Protection Commission has fined Meta Ireland €91 million (approximately $102 million) for multiple GDPR violations due to the improper storage of user passwords in plaintext. In 2019, Meta disclosed that millions of passwords were stored unencrypted, prompting regulatory action. The fine addresses breaches of Articles 5, 32, and 33 of the GDPR.
Compliance Week
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Regulatory & Legal, Press Release
02:00 27.09.2024
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