The startup, which counts recent Johns Hopkins university alums among its senior-most employees, will put the funds toward developing prototypes of its flagship device for delivering medicine directly to patients' brains.
Though financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, Best Buy said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that the transaction is expected to close by the end of its fiscal 2022 fourth quarter.
Nasdaq and âGroupthinkâ
The stock exchange now wants to be your diversity consultant. Journal Editorial Report: Paul Gigot and Mary O Grady on identity politics and corporate boards. Image: Stephen Chernin/Getty Images By Dec. 9, 2020 6:29 pm ET
Thereâs a new Nasdaq high-growth industry: diversity consulting. On Wednesday the stock exchange rolled out a service that conveniently complements its new race and gender mandates. Nasdaq is now offering âLimited time, complimentary accessâ to âThe Equilar Diversity Network.â
No one objects to board diversity, but Nasdaq wants to force Americans to pay for its political signaling. The exchange said last week in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it wants companies to have at least two âDiverseâ directors. Thatâs defined as âone director who self-identifies as female,â and âone who self-identifies as Black or African American,