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23andMe Re-Opens Data Auction With $305 Million Bid From Former CEO
After a brief court dispute, 23andMe and all its assets are up for auction once again. The second time around, former CEO Amy Wojcicki has started out hot with an opening bid nearly $50 million higher than the previous auction’s winner.
23andMe Bankruptcy Saga: Founder Anne Wojcicki Makes Last-Minute Bid for DNA Data
The move marks a turning point in 23andMe’s tumultuous decline. Founded in 2006 by Wojcicki, the company initially gained traction with its saliva-based ancestry kits and went public in 2021. By the end of that year, its valuation peaked at $6 billion.
Me has a path to a higher purchase price than the $256 million offered by biotech giant Regeneron after the genetic-testing ...
Me is proposing to reopen its bankruptcy auction to entertain a final offer from a nonprofit operated by its co-founder, ...
A key decision by the bankruptcy judge could help with protecting consumer data, write Diane Lourdes Dick and Anya Prince.
In trying to lead before the system could follow, 23andMe outpaced the very guardrails that might have legitimized it”: A ...
We’ve entered an era where biometric identity is currency. Regeneron just cornered a market without asking the public, the ...
Me is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy and actively seeking a buyer. That buyer, unless explicitly restricted, could gain ...
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The founder of 23andMe has asked a federal bankruptcy court judge to reopen an auction for the genetic testing company, ...
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