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Anthem said it has added more than 3,800 medical providers to its statewide exchange network since January, including well-known hospitals such as Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
Last spring, after adding a number of new features and content providers to its platform, the company announced its most ambitious plan yet — it rebranded as Fan TV and introduced a streaming set-top box it hoped would replace the cable box most consumers were used to.
In 2004 Marsh & McLennan was accused of taking kickbacks to recommend insurance providers to its clients, an accusation that went to the very heart of its identity as one of the country's biggest insurance brokers.
Next week, it expects to announce that many of the best-known senders of non-spam bulk e-mail have signed up, along with the big Internet service providers, to its bonded-sender programme.
Last week, as Uber battled a media firestorm after a senior executive talked of investigating unfriendly journalists and a company manager actually used its "God View" feature to track the comings and goings of a reporter, Airbnb welcomed more than 1,500 of its most productive providers to its first-ever host convention, an immersive celebration one expert attendee likened to a Mary Kay event.
FON has so far attracted over 15 internet providers to its community.
Under the deal, KaZaA's owner, Sharman Networks Ltd., will advertise high-speed Internet access provided by Tiscali, an Italian Internet provider, to its tens of millions of European users.
It provides a restaurant booking backend system licensed from a UK provider to its member restaurants, and that links up to its web front end to allow the bookings to be made.
AFTER months of preparation, Equitable Life has at last unveiled its plan to sort out the mess that has brought the pension provider to its knees.
Recall that a REQUEST message is only sent once from a provider to its corresponding receptor.
For mobile, or virtual workgroups, this makes Nextel a competitive provider to its cellular competitors.
