Although NOW has declined by -7.4% year-to-date, the positive aspect is that it is currently 44% less expensive based on its ...

Hyderabad: Even as India's office market clocked its all-time high space absorption of 86.4 million sq ft in 2025, up from 71 ...

Voicegain, a leader in AI Voice Agents and Infrastructure, today announced the acquisition of TrampolineAI, a venture-backed healthcare payer-focused Contact Center AI company whose products supports ...

Pune: For the past few years, 33-year-old Ashwini Khairnar, an engineer by training, has lived in a rented one-room house in ...

The quick commerce sector is set for sharper scrutiny given its high cash burn and aggressive expansion plans, experts say. Per analysts, market share dynamics, which have been a point of contention ...

Medicare will significantly expand the use of prior authorization (PA) and post-service review for select services beginning next year, and private contractors will be permitted to use artificial ...

For many older Americans, the phone has become a source of anxiety instead of connection. The calls often start early, around 7 a.m., and don’t let up until dinner. They arrive every few minutes, ...

Bloomberg reported ServiceNow is eying a $7 billion cybersecurity acquisition. A Wall Street analyst also downgraded shares due to the disruptive potential of generative AI. The dual bits of news led ...

Nearly 70 million Americans rely on Medicare for healthcare coverage — 90% of which are people aged 65 years and older. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Medicare expanded telehealth coverage so ...

Mission Hospital in Asheville has been named a Level I trauma center, the highest designation in the U.S. This comes despite the hospital recently facing "immediate jeopardy" citations from federal ...

You’ve seen him: the high-powered executive type zipping through the airport in a tailored suit. He’s got a suitcase in one hand and a cellphone pressed to his ear with the other, chatting with ...

Starting Jan. 1, traditional Medicare recipients in Washington state will face a new hurdle to get certain procedures covered — private AI companies that get paid based on how many claims they deny.