Explore the latest in healthcare, from major real estate transactions to groundbreaking AI investments, and the ongoing legal battles shaping the industry.
HealthcareReal EstateAiPharmaceuticalsLegal BattlesReal EstateAug 13, 2025
This deal marks a significant shift in the healthcare real estate sector, as Primary Health Properties (PHP) gains control over a majority share of Assura, outbidding KKR. It highlights the growing interest of private equity firms in healthcare real estate.
Novo Nordisk is pursuing legal action to protect its patents and market share. The company believes that entities selling cheaper versions of Wegovy are infringing on its intellectual property, which could impact its revenue and reputation.
The shooting at the CDC's Atlanta headquarters has left employees cautious and has sparked discussions about security measures and mental health. The agency is working to rebuild trust and ensure the safety of its employees and the broader community.
Apollo Hospitals aims to double its AI investments following a profit hike. The company's strategy is to enhance diagnostic accuracy and improve patient outcomes through advanced AI technologies, setting new standards in the healthcare industry.
The healthcare sector is being shaped by technological advancements, shifting market dynamics, and increasing private equity interest. Private equity firms, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare providers are all playing crucial roles in driving growth and innovation.
The real estate sector is brimming with expectations for policies that will propel growth and stability in the upcoming Union Budget 2024-25.
Maharashtra MLAs have urged the scrapping of the Nagpur-Goa highway project due to environmental concerns and sustainability issues.
The Supreme Court has directed the Bombay High Court to initiate suo motu proceedings and audit the Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971 to identify implementation problems.
Online property search activity surges by 10% in August, with 2BHK units being the most searched across India. Delhi-NCR leads in 3BHK demand, while Mumbai sees most interest in 1BHKs.
In 2024, institutional investments in Indian real estate reached a significant USD 6.5 billion, marking a 22% increase from the previous year. Mumbai alone accounted for 24% of these investments, with around USD 1.6 billion. The industrial and warehousing
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision to cut the repo rate to 6.25% has been hailed by the real estate sector as a significant move to bolster economic growth and improve the housing market. Real estate stakeholders are optimistic that this rate cut