Snap’s play for adrift creators: A simplified payment program could entice creators who are left stranded by a TikTok ban.
Patients have mixed opinions of healthcare tech: Healthcare organizations and marketers will need to keep innovating without compromising the patient experience.
The data: Nurses remain skeptical of the impact that AI will have in healthcare settings, according to Jarrard’s 2024 Nurse Survey Report. Some 837 US nurses were surveyed in September 2024.
Amazon’s biggest healthcare moves in 2024: Amazon has prioritized connecting Prime members with healthcare and pharmacy services. We examine which of its health-focused developments could be most impactful.
Consumers struggle to stick with healthy behaviors: There’s a disconnect between intent and behavior as consumers work to incorporate healthier habits into their daily routines. We discuss the opportunity for health marketers to close this gap.
CVS’ biggest healthcare moves in 2024: Eyeing a return to profitability for Aetna, the company prioritized cost-cutting measures and new leadership. We examine which of its health-focused moves could ultimately have the biggest impact on its bottom line.
Healthcare and pharma companies will lean further into D2C in 2025: They’re cutting out health insurers and PBMs that bottleneck patient access to their products and services. But the industry’s push into D2C won’t be met without challenges.
The battle between Big Pharma and D2C weight loss drug sellers will intensify in 2025: We explore the competitive GLP-1 drug market and detail what’s at stake for drugmakers and D2C companies selling compounded weight loss medications.
Digital health funding deal size steadied over the last two quarters: But with investors continuing to lean into a cautious spending approach, we expect startups’ funding woes to persist into 2025.
The high cost of healthcare will affect consumer behavior in 2025: Consumers are shopping around for health products and services, presenting companies with an opportunity to differentiate themselves by prioritizing customer service.
Walgreens’ biggest healthcare moves in 2024: Amid a brutal year trying and failing to achieve profitability, the company prioritized operating with a leaner business profile and is even considering a sale.
Many Vermonters can’t afford or access healthcare, even though most are insured: The issue isn’t lack of insurance, but rather underinsurance. We highlight this growing problem plaguing consumers across the US.
Wrapped 2024 feels more like a beta test than a celebration, hinting at a company spread too thin to please its audience.
BuzzFeed sells 'Hot Ones' for $82.5 million: The YouTube property gains independence and plans growth in live events, merchandise, and new platforms.
TikTok’s ban is officially happening, but there are caveats: A few potential escape hatches exist, but the January 19 deadline remains.
New features let users join conversations with AI hosts. Experimental yet groundbreaking, it promises tailored podcasts but risks monotony with limited host variety.
QSRs may need to evolve to better serve online orders: Pizza Hut and McDonald’s are both testing new store formats focused on digital and drive-thru customers.
On today’s podcast episode, we discuss what actually ends up happening to TikTok, what an X and Truth Social alliance might look like, and who TikTok Shop might enter a joint venture with. Tune in to the discussion with Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, Vice President and Principal Analyst Jasmine Enberg, and Vice Presidents of Content Suzy Davidkhanian and Paul Verna.
By questioning OpenAI’s shift, Meta warns of tax loopholes and nonprofit misuse, signaling growing tensions over funding ethics and competition in AI’s commercialization.
American Airlines earned almost $1 billion in loyalty reward revenues in Q3 2024, which made up over 7.2% of its total operating revenue, according to public filings.