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Forbes Staff
The Health Risks Of Winter Storms
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Inside The J.P. Morgan Healthcare Extravaganza
ByAmy Feldman,
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This CEO’s $1.7 Billion Health Startup Began With Moms. Now She Wants To Expand To All Women.
ByAmy Feldman,
Forbes Staff
Former Flatiron Health exec Marta Bralic Kerns raised $92 million to expand her virtual care model to women at all stages of their lives.
Open Source Project With Little Revenue In Talks To Raise At Least $160 Million
ByIain Martin,
Forbes Staff
andAnna Tong,
Forbes Staff
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The Rise Of Co-Investments And How Direct Deal Participation Is Reshaping Private Capital
The private equity landscape is experiencing a fundamental shift in how limited partners (LPs) and general partners (GPs) collaborate on investment opportunities. Co-investments, where LPs invest directly alongside GPs in specific portfolio companies, have evolved from an occasional arrangement to a strategic cornerstone of modern private capital deployment, particularly among family offices and institutional investors seeking greater control and transparency.
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We’re Ranking AI Models All Wrong And Why Human Capability Should Drive The Benchmark
At a moment when the AI industry is obsessed with bigger models and higher scores, Professor Ganna Pogrebna opened the inaugural Behavioral AI Institute webinar with a provocation that cut against the grain. “We keep asking, ‘What can AI do?’” she told more than 300 participants. “When we should be asking, ‘What should humans remain remarkably good at?’” That reframing exposed a blind spot at the heart of modern AI development. We are optimizing relentlessly for machine capability—while quietly allowing human agency to thin out in the background. And most of us don’t even realize it’s happening.
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AI, Bubbles, The Psychology Of Markets And What Harvard Is Teaching Leaders About Investing In Irrational Times
While everyone is discussing are we in an AI bubble or not, Harvard is teaching how to invest in these irrational times.
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Reed Jobs Lost His Father Steve To Cancer. Now His Cancer-Focused VC Firm Has Raised Another $200 Million.
Yosemite, which funds startups and researchers working on the disease, is targeting a total of $350 million for its second fund from high-powered investors like pharma giant Amgen and hospital Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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How Portable Ultrasounds Keep Astronauts Healthy
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ByAlex Knapp,
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The Health Risks Of Winter Storms
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at the health risks of winter storms, a new Korean weight loss drug billionaire, a biotech using AI for rare diseases, and more.
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How China Became the Biotech Industry’s Back-Office
China quietly became biotech’s back-office, from molecule synthesis and clinical trials to novel drug licensing. Now the industry—and Washington—are rethinking the risks.
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The 10 Best Startup Events In Europe 2026
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Investors Put More Than $55 Billion Behind Space Startups Last Year
In this week’s edition of The Prototype, we look at the booming space industry, better space weather forecasts, the first medical evacuation from space and more.
ByAlex Knapp,
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From Text To Tables: Why Structured Data Is AI’s Next $600 Billion Frontier
Tabular foundation models are the next major unlock for AI adoption, especially in industries sitting on massive databases of structured, siloed, and confidential data.
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Alex Morgan’s Venture Firm Leads Investment In Women’s Golf League
Former women's soccer star Alex Morgan teams with forthcoming WTGL indoor simulator golf league as lead investor.
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Are SaaS Moats Real Or AI Mirage? The Great Enterprise Software Debate
A fundamental tension is reshaping enterprise software investment, with veteran investors and AI evangelists offering starkly different visions for where lasting value will concentrate. While AI startups dominate headlines with flashy applications, veteran investors like Alex Plesakov at SDV argue that lasting value will concentrate in the data layer, where established SaaS companies maintain structural advantages. Meanwhile, AI-first proponents contend that traditional moats are dissolving faster than incumbents can adapt.
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Inside The J.P. Morgan Healthcare Extravaganza
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2026 Commerce Predictions, According To Top Venture Capitalists
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How AI Is Reshaping Healthcare—And Where VC Is Placing Its Bets
AI isn’t replacing doctors—it’s fixing healthcare infrastructure. Where automation works, and why VCs are betting on scalable health tech.
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A16z’s $15 Billion Fund Vacuumed Up A Fifth Of Venture Dollars Raised Last Year
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This CEO’s $1.7 Billion Health Startup Began With Moms. Now She Wants To Expand To All Women.
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