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MedPal AI Strengthens Health OS Strategy with eMARx Acquisition, Creating an End-to-End Digital Care Platform

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By Fiona Craig
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MedPal AI plc (LSE:MPAL) has taken another significant step towards transforming digital healthcare with its acquisition of eMARx, completing what the company describes as its Health OS for the UK care home sector. The acquisition brings together prescribing, pharmacy fulfilment, medication administration and patient data into a single integrated platform, positioning MedPal AI to capitalise on one of the fastest-growing opportunities in healthcare technology.
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Reach maintains margins and strengthens cash flow despite revenue decline (LSE:RCH)

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By Fiona Craig
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Reach plc (LSE:RCH) reported revenue of £232.9 million for the six months ended 30 June 2026, a 9% decline from the previous year as both its print and digital businesses continued to face challenging market conditions. Print revenue fell 8.3%, reflecting lower newspaper circulation, although advertising and circulation income proved more resilient than the decline in volumes.
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James Halstead expects lower annual profit despite resilient international trading (LSE:JHD)

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By Fiona Craig
| Yahoo Finance UK Verified
Stone flooring ©PXHere James Halstead (LSE:JHD) said trading during the year ended 30 June 2026 was mixed, with continued demand for its resilient sheet flooring products offset by weaker sales of luxury vinyl tiles, particularly in Europe and Australia. The flooring manufacturer reported further market share gains in the UK, supported by strong refurbishment activity in June and additional customer orders placed ahead of price increases introduced in July.
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