OpenAI has finalized its controversial transition to a for-profit structure while striking a new deal with Microsoft. The nonprofit foundation now holds equity valued at approximately $130 billion in the newly formed public benefit corporation.
The healthcare technology revolution promises transformative changes in 2026, but significant implementation barriers and ethical questions remain unanswered. Our analysis examines what’s realistic versus hype.
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In one of the largest healthcare take-private deals this year, private equity firms Blackstone and TPG have reportedly reached an agreement to acquire medical diagnostics company Hologic. The transaction, valued at up to $18.3 billion, includes significant premium payments to shareholders and performance-based incentives tied to future revenue targets.
Private equity firms Blackstone and TPG have agreed to acquire medical diagnostics company Hologic in a deal reportedly worth up to $18.3 billion, according to Tuesday announcements. Sources indicate this transaction represents one of the largest healthcare take-private deals recorded this year, signaling continued private equity interest in the healthcare diagnostics sector.
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Samsung has finalized its acquisition of digital health startup Xealth in a deal reportedly valued around $115 million. The acquisition signals Samsung’s intensified push into connected healthcare as it competes with Apple, Amazon, and Google in the rapidly evolving digital health space.
Samsung Electronics has completed its acquisition of digital health platform Xealth, according to reports from industry sources. The deal, reportedly valued at approximately $115 million, represents a significant expansion of Samsung’s healthcare technology portfolio as it competes with other tech giants including Amazon, Apple, and Google.
