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The insurer is launching a storefront on the e-commerce site and incentivizing policyholders to buy connected devices.

The retail behemoth's new line of products includes several items of interest to insurers.

The company's moves into the India insurance market have culminated with it filing with the company's financial services regulators, Bloomberg reports.

Jack Stoddard, a longtime healthcare executive, has been named as COO of the healthcare initiative.

With reports that the online giant is making overtures to the industry, J.D. Power finds one in five customers ready to buy from it.

The company's digital skillset and bankroll makes it a formidable entrant into the sector.

The still-unnamed business will initially seek to develop ways to improve care for the more than 1 million individuals who get health insurance from the three firms.

Selection of Atul Gawande, MD, to lead the new healthcare firm will advance innovation and change, says AHIP’s Matt Eyles.

Atul Gawande, MD, who has written extensively about the U.S. failure to grapple with healthcare spending, will lead the new initiative.

Customers are reporting increasing comfort with carrier’s digital initiatives, including usage-based insurance, according to o J.D. Power.

A report that the retail behemoth was considering selling home-insurance products sent a shockwave through the industry.

Choice to lead combined health company will be revealed soon, says Warren Buffett.

The Seattle-based company, which has shaken up industries from booksellers to shoe stores, tends to incite fear among would-be rivals.

The digital giant's involvement with an Indian insurtech doesn't mean it will be selling policies soon, but does give insurers something to think about.

In a sign of its ambition, last month, CVS hired a senior executive from a startup that specializes in primary-care clinics to oversee expanded health-care services across the company.

Voice assistants provide carriers with another digital channel for engaging their policyholder customers, but the platforms remain somewhat limited for now.

Consolidation in the industry continues to accelerate, providing less competition, fewer options for consumers.

For insurers, thinking of the network of capabilities available in specific geographical areas can provide tangible advantages when it comes to delivering on the promise of major technological advances.

The new hands-free tool is designed to provide answers to more than 150 commonly-asked health care questions by policyholders.

Incumbents need to think like challengers: They have everything to lose, and not a lot to gain.