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East Bay biotech raised about $800M in 4 years. Now it’s cutting at least 10% of jobs
The company grew quickly with the promise of using Nobel Prize-winning technology to get a real-time look at proteins, and it inked a big lease to become the anchor tenant of a Peninsula biotech campus.
Cincinnati Children’s receives $15M gift from local family foundation
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital will open up a new health care unit following a multimillion-dollar donations from a local family foundation.
Alnylam gets surprise FDA rejection for rare disease drug
In a surprise move, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration rejected a drug made by Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc., citing a lack of “clinical meaningfulness.”
Funding wrap: Elligo snags $40M loan; Eight-figure funding powers Mach
Check out the latest funding news in Austin: Mach Industries has raised fresh cash at a reported nine-figure valuation, Elligo Health Research has a $40 million venture loan and much more. Plus, check out lists of the VC firms, startup incubators and coworking spaces that cater to young companies.
F.N.B., Penguins take partnership to new stage beyond Pittsburgh
A first for Pittsburgh Penguins via latest bond with F.N.B.
Best Buy to sell continuous glucose monitors, first entry into prescription medicine
Best Buy has been edging further into health care in recent years, but this is the first time it'll sell devices that require a doctor's prescription.
Children’s Mercy again lands on the cutting edge of genomic testing
The health system becomes the first to deploy the sequencing test in the clinical setting, though its research institute already has been working with the process.
High-profile ManpowerGroup exec joins Cincinnati firm
High-profile ManpowerGroup executive Chris Layden, who also serves on nonprofit boards including the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, will leave Milwaukee for a position in Cincinnati. Find out the details.
Covid-19 sparked a wave of entrepreneurship with women playing a leading role. What happens next?
In 2018, Ashley Meenach took a leap and opened a one-chair beauty salon in northern Kentucky.
Two years later, the world changed, and so did her plans.
During the height of the pandemic, Meenach put aside money for her salon by working at retailer Sephora, which remained open under a revamped, no-touch sales model — a job she continued even as she first reopened her business.
And, like it did for many others, the pandemic gave Meenach an opportunity for a reset. She decided to shift her…
Truist leadership shakeup gains steam with one exec leaving for Wells Fargo
Charlotte-based Truist is following through with its plans for significant job cuts and leadership consolidation.