When respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is in the media, the virus is typically portrayed as a concern for very young children and older adults. The emphasis on those age groups makes sense: According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), infants younger than six months, some young children, adults 60 to 74 … Read more
Manas Agrawal of Bernstein Societe Generale Group, says the last three days have been very volatile for PB Fintech. So, clarity on offline expansion front will be helpful. Bernstein has written a note where it talks about the key questions for the management. Essentially, what is the business plan? It is good for the consumer … Read more
“While the Indian market’s record highs reflect strong investor confidence and growth potential, it also warrants caution about overvaluation,” says Ashwani Dhanawat, Executive Director & Chief Investment Officer, Shriram General Insurance Company. In an interview with ETMarkets, Dhanawat said: “A balanced approach optimistic for the long term but mindful of short-term risks is essential for … Read more
Earlier this summer, U.S. women’s rugby team player Ariana Ramsey came home from the 2024 Paris Olympics with more than just a bronze medal. She also returned with a pair of free eyeglasses and a new TikTok bio that read: “Universal Free Healthcare Advocate.” Following her team’s victory against Australia, the 24-year-old Olympian went viral … Read more
ET Intelligence Group: What’s common among PN Gadgil, Arkade Developers, Bazaar Style Retail, Saraswati Saree Depot and Tolins Tyres? All these companies have strong regional businesses and have rolled out their IPOs in recent months. Several peers, with robust regional footprints, have debuted on stock exchange the past couple of years-often to provide exit to … Read more
“We believe that the smart money has started moving towards growth defensive like Healthcare, FMCG and IT,” says Aditya Khemka, Fund Manager – InCred Asset Management. In an interview with ETMarkets, Khemka said: “These sectors tend to offer lower but secular growth when compared to certain cyclical industries like auto and industrials which offer high … Read more
Roeland Decorte grew up in a nursing home in Belgium, where he learned to spot the subtle early signs of mental decline in small changes to how residents walked or talked. When Decorte was 11, his father, who owned and managed the care home, started waking up in the middle of the night with chest … Read more
Just before 1:00 am local time on Friday, a system administrator for a West Coast company that handles funeral and mortuary services woke up suddenly and noticed his computer screen was aglow. When he checked his company phone, it was exploding with messages about what his colleagues were calling a network issue. Their entire infrastructure … Read more
Foreign investors pumped ₹22,670 crore into shares of companies across 19 sectors between July 1 and 15, according to data from National Securities Depository (NSDL). Capital goods, automobiles, information technology (IT), and healthcare were among the sectors that witnessed the highest inflows in the period. The capital goods sector saw robust inflows worth ₹3,612 crore … Read more
“If one of those computers is affected, suddenly all of your sterilization procedures have to slow down or even stop, and then operations stop,” he says. With large healthcare systems employing thousands of personnel and looking after vast numbers of patients—last year Michigan Medicine had more than 2.7 million outpatient visits—modern healthcare has become reliant … Read more
