The jointly developed "pay-per-part model" enables customers to use a full-service laser machine without having to buy or lease any equipment. Instead, customers pay a previously agreed price for each cut sheet metal part – in other words, they only pay for what they need.

Through the app, Canadians will have free access to registered nurses and dietitians who can provide advice and support as well as receive rewards for completing customized health goals

Travel agents using the Amadeus Travel Platform will be able to request custom built insurance to protect their customers from disruptions that may arise throughout their trip.

Making online and offline payments easier for African businesses and enabling more global companies to enter the fast-growing region.

This news follows INSTANDA’s $19.5 million Series A funding round in March and the announcement of a series of European partnerships earlier this summer.

Currently serving over 100,000 homes in 20 markets across the United States, Alfred is now poised to capitalize on its momentum, strategically grow its team and operations, and capture market share at a time when demand for its in-home and domestic services is at a record high.

Milwaukee-based and a team of ~167, Fiveable was founded in 2018 with the goal of delivering high quality, virtual teaching for advanced high school courses.

Tesco Underwriting is the UK-based Non-Life Joint Venture of Ageas UK and Tesco Bank, which provides Car and Home insurance to the UK market. This partnership was created in 2009 and was extended for a period of 7 years at the end of 2014.

Ride Along provides drivers with a free new way to understand if their driving can result in a lower car insurance rate before they sign up.

The company announced it has exceeded $100 million in cumulative written premium and surpassed $100 million in annualized run rate premium.

InsuraGuest Insurance Agency will administer InsureThePeople.com policies in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

A recent pilot project conducted by a South Korean medical AI company, Lunit, and one of the largest Taiwanese insurance companies, Cathay Life Insurance, reveals that AI can help the current underwriting process to be more accurate and efficient.

With this round the company has raised $106 million since its initial funding six years ago.

The transaction provides Shift with approximately $300 million, net of fees and expenses.