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The total continues to gradually increase.

The flagship arena for this professional sports team is rebranding the facility with one of the tri-county area's largest community banks.

The Lown Institute's new report assessed to what extent 3,142 U.S. hospitals served patients of color by reviewing “how well the demographics of a hospital's Medicare patients matched the demographics of the hospital's surrounding communities.”

The healthcare landscape in the Dayton region has undergone significant transformations in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. From battling the virus to addressing community behavioral health challenges, the region's healthcare workforce has been at the forefront of these changes. As the community navigates through a post-pandemic era, innovative partnerships and adaptive strategies are emerging to meet evolving healthcare needs and ensure a resilient and responsive healthcare workforce.

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After filing a disability discrimination lawsuit against one of the state's largest health systems in 2020, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the nonprofit health system have resolved the issue. Here's how much the health system agreed to pay.

The Austin jewelry maven and philanthropist and her company gave a combined $1 million to create a relaxing place where young patients can play and receive therapy. Check out the causes for which Kendra Scott is passionate and who she considers mentors on the subject. Plus, ABJ subscribers can access a data-packed list of the biggest charitable foundations in Central Texas and learn who runs them.

Daytona Heart Group has more than 100 staff members and several offices in Volusia County.

With the Federal Reserve set to meet this week, here's how prominent Charlotte economist Mark Vitner sees interest rates playing out the rest of this year and into 2024.

For HamptonRock Partners, the timing of its expansion couldn’t have been better because most experts expect the pace of private equity deal making to increase in the coming months as they put trillions of dollars of dry powder to work.

Litmus Music, the music rights business backed by D.C. private equity firm The Carlyle Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CG), said Monday it has reached a deal to acquire the rights to Katy Perry’s five studio albums.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but multiple reports say Perry is receiving $225 million for the rights to her Capitol Records albums: 2008’s “One of the Boys,” 2010’s “Teenage Dream,” 2013’s “Prism,” 2017’s “Witness” and 2020’s “Smile.” Universal Music Group…