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State of Oregon to review $3.9B Amazon-One Medical deal
The state of Oregon is reviewing Amazon's proposed $3.9 billion acquisition of membership-based primary care company One Medical. -
Salesforce co-CEO to leave the company
Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor is leaving after a year in the role at the software giant, The Wall Street Journal reported Nov. 30. -
Walgreens launches 24/7 delivery service
Retail and pharmacy giant Walgreens is expanding its same-day delivery service to fulfill orders 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in select markets. -
Amazon's access to patient data raises privacy concerns
Amazon is increasing its healthcare presence with its planned acquisition of One Medical and its new telehealth platform Amazon Clinic, but privacy experts are concerned about how the tech giant is going to handle protecting consumers' health data, Wired reported Dec. 1. -
GE board approves GE healthcare spinoff
GE said Nov. 30 its board approved the planned spin-off of its healthcare business, GE Healthcare. -
New Amazon Omics service being used by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Amazon has launched a new genomics service that is already being used by such organizations as Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. -
Twitter ends labeling of COVID-19 misinformation
Twitter said it ended a policy of labeling posts that contained misinformation about COVID-19 and providing supplemental corrective information. -
Google Health to commercialize mammography AI
Google Health has struck a development and commercialization deal with medical technology company iCAD to integrate Google's artificial intelligence technology into iCAD's breast imaging solutions. -
JPMorgan bets big on healthcare
While JPMorgan is a cornerstone of the global financial system, most observers don't associate the 151-year-old firm with healthcare. -
5 ways CIOs can help guide tech companies through tough times
Recent mass layoffs at big tech firms have highlighted the importance of strong CIO leadership to help right the ship, The Wall Street Journal reported on Nov. 27. -
HP set to lay off up to 6,000 workers
After a disappointing earnings report, the computer and software company HP is the latest big tech firm to trim its workforce. The company is looking to lay off 4,000 to 6,000 employees by the end of the fiscal year 2025, CNN reported Nov. 22. -
New Adobe competitor hopes that economic downturn will drive sales
Canva, a software design platform company, is hoping that customers will switch from more expensive competitors, such as Adobe, to its platform during a potential economic downturn, The Wall Street Journal reported Nov. 23. -
3 healthcare moves from JPMorgan
From launching a healthcare venture capital firm to opening three new primary care clinics, JPMorgan continues to strengthen its healthcare presence. Here are three recent healthcare moves from the company as reported by Becker's. -
Dr. Ben Robbins uses psychiatry experience to invest with Alphabet VC arm GV
GV, the venture capital arm of Google parent company Alphabet, is trying to disrupt healthcare by collaborating with — not competing against — health systems, general partner Ben Robbins, MD, told Becker's. -
Walmart Health seeks Epic analyst
Walmart Health is seeking an Epic revenue cycle analyst. -
Amazon is hiring for these 7 healthcare positions
While it is reducing staff in some areas, Amazon continues to grow its healthcare business. Here are seven health-related jobs the tech giant recently posted. -
Amazon layoffs to extend into 2023, CEO says
Layoffs at Amazon will continue into 2023, CEO Andy Jassey said in a note to employees Nov. 17. -
Amazon is sending out voluntary severance offers to some employees
Amazon has sent out "voluntary severance" offers to some current employees as the company looks to rein in costs, CNBC reported Nov. 16. -
Amazon's healthcare ambitions: 5 recent moves
From launching Amazon Clinic to backing startups that aim to tackle healthcare burnout, Amazon continues to strengthen its healthcare presence. Here are five recent healthcare moves from the company as reported by Becker's. -
Babylon, Fitbit to provide health monitoring for members
Digital health company Babylon is teaming up with Google's Fitbit to provide Fitbit wearable devices to a subset of members for care coordination and proactive health management.
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