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CNBC Squawk Alley July 14, 2024

Halfway through 2019 its the last trading day of the first half how has tech performed what about all of these recent ipos bob pisani has some of those answers and joins us on set. You know what i love . I love how wrong the consensus is humans are terrible at predicting the future and nobody is worse than wall street at it, so remember when we started in 2000, back in january, everybody said, the ipo market, oh, theres going to be 200 of them. Everybodys going to go public no one will want all of this stuff. Theyll price this stuff too high and the only thing anybody wants is uber and lyft are they sure they want those . Everything was wrong. Look at the numbers. Were at the first half of the year with. 62 in the Second Quarter, 25 billion. It was the most active quarter by deal count in four years. It was the most capital raised in five years. And look at the 30 the average return on ipo. Thats twice what it historically has been. So the answer was, oh, it turns out theres people dyi

Digital Health Startup and Health Engagement Veteran, Linda Zespy, Joins CareHive as VP of Marketing and Engagement

Digital Health Startup and Health Engagement Veteran, Linda Zespy, Joins CareHive as VP of Marketing and Engagement
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FamilyWell s Oversubscribed $4 3M Seed Round Led by 406

Why former Rush, Atlantic Health System IT chiefs joined a startup

Last year, digital platform Tendo hired Bala Hota, MD, the former vice president and chief analytics officer of Rush University Medical Center, and Benjamin Maisano, the former chief digital and innovation officer of Atlantic Health System.

Why UNC Chose AWS as Its Cloud Partner to Launch 10 Startups Over 3 Years

The innovation institute run by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill teamed up with Amazon Web Services to create a venture studio to turn the university’s digital health research concepts into full-fledged startups. AWS’ platform beat out the other major cloud providers because it was “the most entrepreneurial,” according to the venture studio’s managing director.

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