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Exploring US Growth Companies With High Insider Ownership On The Rise
Amidst a backdrop of rising stock prices and solid job growth in the United States, investors are closely monitoring market dynamics and company fundamentals. In this environment, companies with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often signal strong confidence from those who know the business best.
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Analyst Recommends Buying This Best AI Stock on the Dip
We recently published a list of top 10 AI stocks Wall Street analysts are upgrading. Palantir ranks 10th in the list. That’s why the stock deserves a deeper look. There has been much uproar about AI stock valuations and how investors are overpaying for mega-cap tech stocks that are promising something that still lies far […]
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How one healthcare system is using AI to improve care
Tampa General announced a deal this week to use Palantir's AI Platform to develop a care coordination platform and automate other system workflows. Tampa General CEO John Couris sat down with Yahoo Finance anchor Josh Lipton at Palantir's (PLTR) AIPCon and explained why AI is important for the hospital chain and the healthcare industry. "It's gonna absolutely improve the care, the clinical outcomes, the experience for the patient. It's going to do that by making our physicians more efficient and effective by making our nurses and allied health professionals more efficient and effective." It is an expansion of Tampa General's existing relationship with Palantir, which started in 2021. Couris went on to explain how the partnership will work, including how Palantir will deploy engineers to work alongside workers in its healthcare system. He also explained that Tampa General's work with Palantir is fundamentally changing the company. "The work that we're doing with Palantir is changing the DNA of the organization slowly in a very thoughtful, pragmatic, impactful way. So no question, is it going to change the way we do our business? Absolutely. Is it gonna make us a stronger and more resilient health system? Without question, why can't I say that? Because it's already doing it. We've got three years of experience with this work today, and it has made us a better, stronger, and more resilient health system." To learn more about Palantir and its AIPCon, watch the full interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here This post was written by Rachel Sherman.
