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Truist wants to cut costs by $750M. Is it enough?
Truist's planned $750 million in costs cuts have put it on the right path to achieve greater efficiency, but that isn't the bank's top concern, an analyst says.
P&G sued after FDA panel finds oral phenylephrine, active ingredient in DayQuil, doesn’t work
The FDA panel said oral phenylephrine, the decongestant in DayQuil, is thoroughly ineffective.
Exclusive: Lankford Wade, new CEO of Greensboro startup UpStream, plans to add 100 employees within a year
Lankford Wade is just four days on the job as CEO of UpStream, one of the Triad’s fastest growing startups, and he’s already planning rapid expansion. Former CEO and co-founder Sanjay Doddamani quietly left the company in April.
Lazydays turns to shareholders with rights offering in bid to shore up cash
Lazydays is seeking more capital after spending big on acquisitions and real estate in recent quarters.
Amgen-partnered AI biotech startup brings in $273M
A biotech startup using generative AI to create new, protein-based medicines has closed on a $273 million round as it looks to expand its reach.
The Petri Dish: Former bluebird CFO to lead startup, Moderna flu vaccine succeeds in Phase 3
The CFO who left bluebird bio last fall after nearly nine years has found a new roost. Plus other life sciences news you may have missed.
Philanthropic disease foundations rival VCs in life sciences investments
Nonprofit investors maintain that despite their similarities to venture capital firms, there are key differences. But the model also has drawbacks, including misaligned incentives.
UTSA, UT Health SA to merge medicine and AI in landmark program
The first-of-its-kind initiative has been years in the making and will address next-generation health care.
Strategic Voices: Forcura COO on connectivity of technology and healthcare, company’s growth
Chief Operating Officer Annie Erstling shared her insight on the intersection of home healthcare and technology and Forcura's growth.