healthcareindustry
By Jonny Evans Once upon a time, a young doctor joined the surgical unit at a prestigious hospital as an anaesthesiologist. He was an Apple user, of course, wearing Vision Pro during surgical procedures, as it allowed him to monitor all the vital signs during operations. This is not a fairy story. It is a prediction based on the known direction of travel. After all, the device can already be used to display patient medical records in one expansive view…. We saw with Google Glass that one of the few successful deployments for that device was in certain sectors of the medical profession. Apple’s...
Computer World
The medical alert system market is vibrant and growing, and it’s ripe for investment. Although most of these companies are not public, they offer compelling opportunities to invest in the private markets. Here are some of the best makers of medical alert devices that would make excellent investments. Q3 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Why It Makes Sense To Invest In Makers Of Medical Alert DevicesMany investors look for industries with massive growth when trying to decide where to invest, and the medical alert systems market certainly fits the bill. Market Research Future said ea...
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Most would agree that 2020 was a year that life was knocked sideways. The tragic losses brought on by COVID-19 and the resulting economic fallout were devastating effects that will have long-term impacts. And a year later, the twin questions of how the coronavirus affects business and how businesses are responding to the coronavirus itself are ever-enduring. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Even some of the most vibrant sectors of the economy weren’t immune from the tumult: As many as 6,000 startup employees in Silicon Valley found themselves without work in a matter of weeks. ...
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Plagued by serial refunding, hardest hit small businesses face upwards of £1,000 in refunds each month Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more New data from Paymentsense has shown which parts of the UK are hotspots for Brits’ refunded purchases. It has been reported that pre-pandemic shoppers were returning a huge £7 billion purchases every year. On top of this, cash use declined by 60%, and Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) adoption grew by 39% since the start of the year, set to double by 2023. So, with consumer behavior changes and the decline of cash, it's no doubt that refunding goods has...
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