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Black Leaders: Dr. Melvin Ashford, Minnesota Women’s Care
Dr. Melvin Ashford is CEO of Minnesota Women’s Care, an OBGYN and specialty care center he founded in 2012 and has grown to four locations.
Vaxxinity moves HQ, jobs to Florida’s Space Coast from Texas
A public biotech company has moved its headquarters to Central Florida from the Lone Star State.
Return of the SPAC: Weight-loss device company set to go public
A Natick company behind a stomach “balloon” designed to treat weight loss is set to go public by reverse merging with a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC.
Globus Medical to merge with NuVasive in a proposed $3.1B all-stock deal
A Montgomery County medical device manufacturer has agreed to merge with a California medical technology company in an all-stock deal valued at more than $3 billion.
Both Globus Medical (NYSE: GMED) of Audubon and NuVasive (NASDAQ: NUVA) of San Diego specialize in products for the treatment of spine and other musculoskeletal disorders.
Under the terms of the proposed merger agreement, which has been unanimously approved by the boards of both companies, NuVasive shareholders will receive 0.75 of…
Paladin Capital Group adds ex-Rep. Jim Langevin as an adviser
The D.C. firm closed a $372 million fund for cyber investments in June.
Northwestern Mutual plans to add 70 people to its San Jose office
The Wisconsin-based financial service company sees a big opportunity in Silicon Valley.
Colorado lets you pay taxes with cryptocurrency. So who’s doing it?
The state began accepting cryptocurrency tax payments last fall.
Behind the deal: Why a Franklin health company bought a Maryland startup
BurnAlong CEO Daniel Freedman is looking forward to the opportunity to focus entirely on his core business, instead of chasing venture capital dollars, after his firm was acquired by Franklin-based Tivity Health.
Abbott Laboratories will acquire Cardiovascular Systems in deal worth $890 million
Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT) has struck a deal to buy New Brighton-based medical-device maker Cardiovascular Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSII) in a deal worth $890 million.
Abbott Park, Illinois-based Abbott, which is already a big player in the Twin Cities medical device market, announced the deal for Cardiovascular Systems late Wednesday. The company will pay $20 per share for CSI, roughly a 50% premium over the smaller company's most recent stock price. (Shares of CSI are up more than 48% in premarket…
Humana deploys grants to help improve outcomes for Black moms in Louisville
The funding was given to three local organizations, including one Louisville-based startup.