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Precision medicine is changing the nature of health care. This infographic illustrates its implications on everything from genomics to medical devices.

Precision medicine is changing the nature of health care. This infographic illustrates its implications on everything from genomics to medical devices.

Precision medicine is changing the way therapies are being developed. It has widespread implications for everything from genomics to medical devices, and creates new models for enterprises.

Opaque algorithms used to micro-segment people can lead to unfairness and bias, says the author of “Weapons of Math Destruction.”

Brexit presents the EU with profound challenges. But providing more benefits to citizens, plus better management and marketing, could spark new success.

New Wharton research examines how political and economic turmoil in a country can impact how microfinance organizations are funded, creating implications not just for the health of lenders, but also for their potential reach to lendees.

Japan’s economy continues to falter as the government fails to institute structural reforms and firms are reluctant to invest in the stagnant home market.

Bullish long-term sector trends make Latin America, India and Africa attractive to PE firms, but they are cautiously eyeing investments due to current upheavals in certain areas.

The potential development of new performance management systems aided by apps and people analytics combined is enormous.

HUD’s HECM reverse mortgage program can benefit a lot of seniors. But only if its dysfunctional features are fixed.