6, Trump refused to stop them, according to former Trump administration officials, who testified yesterday to the House committee investigating the attack. Regions could be hit by temperatures of 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) or higher, forecasts suggest, and some cities in Zhejiang Province, which has many factories, issued red alerts today.Īs a mob of his supporters assaulted the Capitol on Jan. The three men, one of whom has fled to India, are said to have made $1.5 million on 14 trades over a 10-month period.Ĭhina will faces severe heat waves over the next 10 days. A former Coinbase employee and two other men were charged with buying and selling digital assets based on confidential information from the cryptocurrency exchange. government files its first criminal case about crypto insider trading. Jessica Lessin, the editor of the tech-focused news site The Information, said, Snap’s results “raise questions about digital advertising in the current macroeconomic climate.”
The company, which runs the social media platform Snapchat, said it would “substantially reduce” hiring and that revenue growth in its current uncompleted quarter was approximately zero. Snap shares plunge after a disappointing quarterly report. Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House press secretary, said he would “continue to carry out all of his duties fully” while isolating. Biden, 79, tested positive for the coronavirus yesterday. President Biden has “very mild” Covid symptoms. The Turkish presidency says that a signing ceremony will be held today for a deal between Ukraine and Russia aiming to allow millions of tons of Ukrainian grain to be exported, alleviating a global food shortage.
Turkey promises a deal to get grain out of Ukraine’s blocked ports. Her agency reviewed and approved Amazon’s acquisition of the movie studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, though that was before Democrats held a majority on the commission. She has not so far filed a suit against the company in her time as chair. Lina Khan, who leads the F.T.C., has long contended that there is an antitrust argument against Amazon. have sought to rewrite the rules for reviewing big mergers to broaden the scope for intervention. And while Amazon hardly dominates heath care, the Justice Department and the F.T.C. to “thoroughly investigate” the deal, citing Amazon’s previous investments in health care and its access to data. Last night, Senator Amy Klobuchar said she was calling on the F.T.C. It could also test the new antitrust regime. Although individual patient records are generally protected under federal health privacy laws, the big data expertise that has fueled Amazon’s success can be powerful in health care - for predicting costs, targeting interventions and developing products and treatments. One Medical built its own electronic medical records system, and it has 15 years’ worth of medical and health-system data that Amazon could tap. The One Medical deal gives Amazon access to more data. Amazon Care has tried to get other employers to offer its service, with limited success. Running its own primary and urgent care service, called Amazon Care, beginning in 2019, to treat its employees. It later began Amazon Pharmacy, which, like PillPack, delivers medications, and it integrated discounts for customers with Prime memberships. The venture formally ended last year.īuying the start-up PillPack, an online pharmacy that focuses on recurring monthly medications, in 2018 for $753 million. Teaming up with JPMorgan and Berkshire Hathaway in 2018 to start Haven, in an amorphous effort to explore new ways to deliver health care to their work forces. (Jeff Bezos served on the company’s board.) Its previous bets in health care include: But none of its forays into the sector have had notable success, or have been as big as the One Medical acquisition. Amazon’s ambitions in health care go back more than two decades, writes The Times’s Karen Weise.
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