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	amazon deal As-it-happens update ⋅ January 31, 2018
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	WFU expert: How Amazon, Berkshire, JP Morgan deal could shake up health care market Triad Business Journal Amazon.com Inc.'s plans to form an independent health care company with Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and JP Morgan Chase has the potential to be "quite disruptive" to the health care market, said Christina Dalton, an assistant professor of economics at Wake Forest University with an adjunct appointment ... Opinion: The Amazon-Berkshire-JPMorgan health initiative can work — if doctors go along - MarketWatch Amazon, JPMorgan, Berkshire creating new health care company - ABC News Amazon makes its move in healthcare - Financial Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	'Fits neatly inside a lizard's cloaca': Scientists are leaving Amazon reviews, and it's amazing Washington Post Disclaimer: The Washington Post is owned by Jeffrey P. Bezos, who also runs Amazon, though we really don't think we're doing the site any favors with this article. Last month, a zoologist left a four-star review on Amazon for a tea strainer, which he had been using to sift ants. No big deal. The review sat ... Flag as irrelevant
	Amazon, JPMorgan, & Hathaway deal to stir embers in healthcare sector The Camping Canuck (press release) (blog) In what may be touted as one of the biggest breakthroughs witnessed across the healthcare industry, three well-known U.S. firms have announced their collaboration to establish a healthcare unit for their workforce. The decision may have come along the heels of the revelation that the nation's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fox closing in on rights deal with NFL for 'Thursday Night Football,' reports say Sporting News Fox Sports has won the bidding to air 11 NFL "Thursday Night Football" games next season, SportsBusiness Daily and Bloomberg reported Tuesday night. The network and the league are working out an agreement on the broadcast package, Bloomberg reported. SBD reported Fox bid more than the ... Flag as irrelevant
	In our Opinion: Bids to lure Amazon are a bit much Oneonta Daily Star To ask why Amazon founder Jeff Bezos — the U.S.'s wealthiest man since he dethroned Bill Gates in October — would need such enormous tax breaks is to miss the point: Bezos and Amazon are entitled to seek the best possible deal. But nobody's forcing these city and state officials to threaten their ... Flag as irrelevant
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