Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai is partnering with women's home health and virtual care company Tia to expand primary and specialty care options for women across Los Angeles.
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Global technology company IBM announced plans to lay off 3,900 employees, or 1.4 percent of its workforce, in its IT services business and healthcare business unit, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 26.
Dollar General is leveraging its store locations to bring more healthcare access to rural America, Pymnts reported Jan. 23.
Samsung has partnered with developer of patient-facing virtual assistant tools IntelliTek Health to bring artificial intelligence and digital voice assistance to the post-discharge process.
The IT department has mostly been insulated from the slew of recent Big Tech job cuts; however, Capital One's recent cut of the "agile" team in its IT department could be a sign that IT workers aren't always safe, The…
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Eli Lilly and Co. is investing $450 million and creating 100 new jobs at its Research Triangle Park, N.C., manufacturing facility.
Microsoft is doubling down on its healthcare artificial intelligence investments with two new partnerships.
Walmart and Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health are partnering to try to improve maternal health among Black women in Georgia.
Software giant Microsoft announced a "multibillion" dollar investment into OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company behind ChatGPT.
Big Tech layoffs at Twitter, Amazon and Meta grabbed headlines in 2022, and the trend is continuing in 2023 as large tech firms continue to deal with an uncertain economic environment.