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Healspan, a Bengaluru-based startup, has raised seed funding led by Lead Angels for its revenue cycle management software for hospitals. Tablesprint, a no-code app builder, secured $1 million in angel funding to enhance its offerings and accelerate product development. The funds will be used to improve services and expand the team, focusing on innovative tech solutions for healthcare administrators. [Extracted from the article]

EQT, a global investment firm, has announced its acquisition of GeBBS Healthcare Solutions, a leading healthcare technology solutions provider. GeBBS specializes in revenue cycle management, health information management, and medical billing services for US-based healthcare providers. This acquisition will allow EQT to expand its presence in the healthcare technology sector and improve financial performance for healthcare providers. [Extracted from the article]

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Valyx, an AI-powered platform based in Bengaluru, has raised $800,000 in a pre-seed funding round. The funding was co-led by Huddle Ventures and Waveform Ventures, with participation from Bharat Founders Fund and Propell Fund. Valyx specializes in B2B revenue and receivables automation and aims to manage $1 billion in receivables. In other news, EQT is set to acquire GeBBS Healthcare Solutions, a leading healthcare technology solutions provider specializing in revenue cycle management, health information management, and medical billing services. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Marico Ltd's Q2 results, revealing a 17.26 percent rise in consolidated net profit to 360 crore rupees, attributed to reduced input costs, while the revenue from operations slightly dipped to 2,476 crore rupees.

The article reports that direct-to-consumer (D2C) FMCG startup Mitra is aiming to achieve 34 crore Indian Rupees (Rs) gross merchandise value (GMV) by the end of the financial year 2023-24. It mentions GMV is at Rs 3.03 crore and the annual recurring revenue (ARR) is at Rs 13 crore. It also mentions 75 per cent of its sales come from the offline market and the rest 25 per cent comes from the online market.

The article informs Railways anticipates crossing Rs 1.5 lakh crore in revenue, driven by Rs 1 lakh crore from freight and Rs 43,101 crore from passengers, with a 7% increase in earnings from reserved passengers and a 3.8% rise in unreserved category earnings, along with a 12% increase in traffic.

The article reports that Bank of America exceeded Wall Street expectations in its third-quarter profits due to increased interest income and strong trading revenue, despite concerns about the uncertain macroeconomic outlook and corporate deal hesitation.

The article reports that Comviva, the global leader in mobility solutions, has announced partnership with Tata Play Binge to accelerate its digital journey with BlueMarble platform. It mentions association will further bolster Tata Play's standing as one of India's leading content distribution platforms. It also mentions BlueMarble provides an integrated suite of use cases like catalog, order, CRM, subscription, billing and revenue management.

The article highlights that Bharat Sanchar Nigam expects over 17,000 crore Rupees revenue from services in Financial Year 22, a tad lower than the previous year 2020, mainly due to the removal of call connect charges which used to bring in additional inflows.

Reports on the financial performance of the New York Times Co. based on its financial statements for the fiscal fourth quarter citing a decrease in profits. Failure of the gains made from political advertising and help-wanted listings to overcome increased costs in production; Increase of earnings-per-share due to share repurchasing; Increase of advertising revenue.

The article discusses PriceLabs, a leading provider of dynamic pricing and revenue management solutions for the short-term rental industry, today announced a 30 million U.S. Dollar minority growth investment from Summit Partners.

Reports on the agreement between health insurer Aetna and Magellan Health Services requiring Aetna to buy three mental-health centers and a physician network to add revenue from service focused industries.

Reports on the financial performance of British bus and rail operator Stagecoach Group based in financial statements for six months ending October 31, 2004 citing increases in profit due to cost cutting measures and reorganization of its division in the U.S.

Reports on the financial performance of the retailer and catalog company J. Crew based on the company’s fiscal third quarter. Confirmation of a thirty percent increase in same-store sales; Comparison of operating income ending October 30, 2004 between 2004 and 2003; Recognition of the increases in revenues, catalog and Internet sales and gross margins; Expectation for the company to exit the red by 2006 based on continued performance; Attribution of the corporate turn around on fewer markdowns and clearances; Corporate strategy to make better clothes and raise prices.

Focuses on the business forecasts of Merck and Co. Projection by the pharmaceutical company to reduce its 2005 earnings based on the market withdrawal of the painkiller Vioxx; Comparison of the sales forecast between the drug maker and Wall Street analysts revealing lower financial targets set by the latter; Plan of Merck to continue its stock buyback program; Target earnings per share for the fiscal fourth quarter profits; Expectation of corporate growth from sales on cholesterol reducing drugs Zeita and Vyotrin.

Cites the receipt by Princeton, New Jersey-based cable television and Internet service company RCN Corp. of its court approval for financial plans to exit bankruptcy through trading in unsecured debt for all its equity.

Reports on the financial predictions of Unisys citing flat revenues of low growth for 2004 fiscal year due to weakness in several industry sectors and difficulty in acquiring major contracts.

The article reports on Information technology (IT) companies may see their weakest revenue growth in a decade as clients cut down discretionary spending and demand slows down across sectors.

Tax day has come and gone and with it three letters politicians have railed against, journalists have issued shrill warnings about and taxpayers across the land have come to dread. But for all condemnations, predictions and legislative proposals to reform the alternative minimum tax or wipe it out altogether — and there are more than a few — the AMT probably will be a part of tax reality for some time to come. A number of tax experts say revenues generated by the AMT have grown to the point where — barring a fundamental rewrite of income tax system — repealing it or even reducing its impact by half might not be politically viable.

The article reports that Telecommunications company Bharti Airtel has scrapped its low-valued post-paid plans across circles and halved the total number of its offers to four for this higher-paying user segment, to improve its average revenue per user, lower costs and boost profitability.

The article reports that the TSSPDCL (Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Co. Ltd.) and TSNPDCL (Telangana State Northern Power Distribution Co. Ltd.) have collaborated to submit aggregate revenue requirements (ARRs) to Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission (TSERC), as of April 2021.

The article reports on acquisition of glass fiber manufacturer Quatro Design Pty. Ltd. by conglomerate firm Griffon Corp. Topics discussed incldue expansion of multinational corporation AMES Companies Inc. (AMES) in Australia since 2013, annualized revenue of Quatro and disclosure of financial terms of the transaction.

The article presents company profile of davisREED Construction which was founded by Derek Davis in the year 2002. Topics discussed include building the diversity of the projects performed by the firm in all sectors, expanding the type of work in hospitality sector by company and strategic planning to improve firm's revenue.

The article presents an overview on the impacts of propose tax cuts by U.S. President Donald Trump, towards the economic development of U.S. It outlines the risk of the use of government's resources in order to finance the government's decision to reform its business and individual taxes. The U.S. Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation also estimates the revenue effects of the tax proposals.

This article discusses that the customs department in India is facing a space crunch with seized goods taking up all the space at its various warehouses.

The article reports on the initiatives of microblogging service provider Twitter Inc. to generate revenue outside traditional advertising sales by helping companies develop customer service channels on its platform.

The article offers information on Indian Railways planning to generate revenue to improve its financial health by inviting corporate or individuals to name passenger trains after paying a fees after satisfying that it can receive enough revenues.

The article reports the film entertainment company PVR Cinemas' planning to increase the revenue and market capitalization by buying advertisements and beverages ventures.

The article discusses the growth in revenue and sales of products of consumer goods company Patanjali and its impact on toothpaste company Colgate, food processing company Nestle, and Procter & Gamble, a multinational consumer goods company's market.

The article presents the fourth quarter report of the power company Tata Power where the company's net doubled to Rs 360 crore and revenue surged to Rs 7,025.14 crore.

The article provides information on the revenue sales and financial growth of telecommunication network operator Vodafone in the fiscal year 2016.

The article discusses the plans of conglomerate Future Group of opening multiple food stores in India to increase company's revenue as reported by chief executive officer and founder of the company Kishore Biyani.

The article informs that Indian industrial Kishore Biyani has selected nine intrapreneurs who would run parts of his company Future Consumer Enterprise's business for increasing flexibility, distribution of authority, and structural change.