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A Pikesville startup plans to maintain a local presence after being acquired by a Tennessee consumer health company.

BurnAlong CEO Daniel Freedman said the startup has re-signed its lease for a 50-person office in Pikesville and will remain in the area even after being acquired by Tivity Health on Jan. 31. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

“We're just going to get [Tivity Health CEO Richard Ashworth] to come visit more often,” Freedman said.

BurnAlong's network of over 5,000 local fitness…

In fiscal 2022, the health system said it cut its operating loss by 20% to $195 million, down from a loss of $243.5 million the previous year.

Atlanta-based pharmaceutical company Inhibikase Therapeutics Inc. (Nasdaq: IKT) has raised $10 million for development of treatments for Parkinson’s Disease and chronic myelogenous leukemia.

The investment included a $4.2 million in a private investment in public equity (PIPE) deal from New York-based Armistice Capital and $5.2 million from a confidentially marketed registered direct offering, said president and CEO Milton Werner. The remaining funds came from banking fees and commissions.

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A medical device company in Chapel Hill is laying off most of its staff after it failed to find a buyer.

Here are the profiles of the Power 100 hospital leaders, who oversee big, bustling health care systems with numerous facilities, huge workforces, and billion-dollar budgets, and the stakes are life and death.

The largest credit union in the state will enter Central Florida with three new service centers in Orlando and Kissimmee later this year.

Global payments and financial technology firm Fiserv Inc. invested $1 billion in acquisitions in 2022 and bought two new companies at the end of last year, the company said Tuesday.

Oak Street — founded 10 years ago in Chicago — currently has Rhode Island clinics in Providence, Warwick and Woonsocket.

The Rhode Island-based CVS confirmed today it will acquire Oak Street in an all-cash deal at $39 per share, thereby gaining 191 medical clinics in 21 states, a network of 600 providers and 159,000 at-risk patients, and a technology platform.