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Former local BDO boss Joe Beach opens Philadelphia office for Illinois accounting firm
Joe Beach reached BDO’s mandatory retirement age of 62 last April and left the firm. It didn't take long for him to get bored.
Therapy Brands names new chief compliance officer
The new leader comes with experience in regulatory roles.
Incyte gets FDA approval for new drug to treat rare form of skin cancer
Incyte's newly approved drug targets advanced Merkel cell carcinoma, a condition that afflicts fewer than one out of 100,00 people.
First Hawaiian Bank named 2022 Small Business Administration Lender of the Year
“These awards show the strength and security of First Hawaiian Bank, and the hard work and dedication of our employees to helping small businesses in Hawaii thrive,” FHB Chairman, President and CEO Bob Harrison said in a statement.
These Denver-area health care companies are sidestepping insurance
Fed up with what they say are high costs and delayed treatment, these companies are betting on direct access in the future of health care.
Fed raises rates but tighter credit may be what beats inflation
Could banks be as or maybe more effective as the Fed's efforts to slow the economy? We'll find out in May.
Colorado treasurer recommends use of blockchain technology to help fund state projects
“Colorado always likes to be an innovator,” he said.
Pick ‘n Save parent Kroger’s drone delivery could resume after capital raise
Kroger Co.’s drone delivery partner has landed funding that will enable it to continue pursuing certification so it can resume and expand services to Kroger customers.
Dayton-based Drone Express has received $250,000 in funding from Atlanta-based venture capital firm Venture 53. That funding is part of a larger capital raise called a SAFE, or simple agreement for future equity, Drone Express CEO Beth Flippo told me. That money serves as a bridge to an upcoming Series A round of funding.
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Bank values down after SVB collapse; Google AI Bard: The National Observer March 22, 2023
Good morning, readers.
We've covered the challenges hospitals are facing in the past, but today we're taking a look at one of the hard numbers that is causing the problem: Hospitals are spending two to three times as much on temporary workers to fill gaps left by workers burnt out during the pandemic.
Meanwhile, air travel has been the beneficiary of a precipitous post-pandemic recovery, but the increased demand has also created strain on the interlocking system of airports spread across the country.
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Mass. pharmacies must stock and dispense abortion pills, or face consequences, state warns
Massachusetts officials are warning pharmacies to keep abortion medication in stock or face state investigation.