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$3 billion is needed to address California's doctor shortage, task force saysCalifornia lawmakers will need to grant nurse practitioners across the state more autonomy, increase opportunities to study medicine and expand doctor training programs in order to avoid a looming healthcare crisis, according to a report released Monday.
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UBS gets approval to shift 32 billion euros of assets from BritainUBS has received approval from a London court to move up to 32 billion euros ($3...
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Smith & Nephew $3 bln spinal deal is a backbreakerThe medical services group’s shares fell on a report that it may buy U.S. surgery specialist NuVasive. A takeover would take the company into a market it doesn’t know, and need years to pay off. New CEO Namal Nawana would do better to focus on smaller, less risky M&A.
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Reddit raised $300 million at a $3 billion valuation — now it's ready to take on Facebook and GoogleReddit wants to take digital ad market share away from Facebook and Google.
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Reddit is reportedly raising a new round that could value the cat-obsessed site at $2.7 billionThe social network and popular online forum Reddit is in talks with Chinese tech company Tencent, according to TechCrunch.
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